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countryboypa31
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 10 ต.ค. 2006
Notch Glide Rope Grab
Going over some of the features and function of the new Notch Glide Rope Grab
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Canabase anchor
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Here is a quick video explaining how I tie in for prunes. Setting an adjustable cannot anchor from the ground then advancing as if I'm in a base anchor, thus a canabase anchor!
Setting up my soft 8 midline
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Showing how I set my soft 8 canopy anchor from the ground when I don't need to advance or move it once in the tree.
Simple lower able basal anchor
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This is a lower able system, utilizing a Second climbing system and an alpine butterfly basal tie off. We have tried this with 100 pound weight difference successfully. No cutting involved, very simple.
SRT redirects
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A look at a few SRT redirects that I use. Ranging from natural crotch redirects, dynamic redirects and retrievable redirect
Sisk retrievable redirect
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A redirect utilizing the tale of your line and a prussic cord. Is retrievable in the tree or from the ground. Showed to me by Odis Sisk. Other options can be used when attaching the rope to the carabiner such as a munter or a clove hitch. But they will remain on the rope and can then be retrieved from the ground when pulling the rope out.
Retrievable redirect
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Irretrievable redirect I learned from Mike Skillen. Uses a webbing strap and a small ring and two carabiners. By attaching to tell if your line to the one carabiner it is made retrievable. You will need three times the length of rope from the redirect point to the point of retrieval in order for this redirect to be retrieved
Dynamic redirects
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A dynamic redirect using a webbing strap and carabiner. Using either a mutters hitch or three wraps on the carabiner I can increase friction sharing the load between the Tie in point and the redirect
Quick breakdown of a few basal tie offs
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Quickly run through a few basal tie offs including, running bowline, using a separate basal anchor with different setup options.
just recently got the notch rope glide myself. any advice for releasing it in a srs config with your whole body weight on it? any tricks? seems to really bite down when fully weighted. maybe i just need to work with it a little more and something will click.
I am going to do roof work on a steep roof with a 1/2 inch safety rope that I already own connected at the peak. I want to move up and down the roof to do work with both hands free when I get to the roof spot to work on. Will the Notch Glide Rope Glide work for me in case I fall and keep me from sliding off the roof ?
Though it might work for this application it's not specifically designed for it. If never seeing a significant force or load, I might just use a form of a prussic, such as a English prussic or a distel.
Question guys! Which knot is best to tie in the middle of a line in a construction setting: timber hitch, sheep shank, running bowline, or figure 8? I don't know too much but it can't be a timber hitch or a sheep shank obv, I know that much. Thank you in advance!!
What application
@@countryboypa31 Well I'm aiming to be a lineman, & sometimes "rigging" (as the folks in that construction trade call it) is necessary to hoist or lift or support. In linemen school we would use a bowline on a bight if we needed a knot in the middle of a line to put a meat hook block & tackle into it & we'd lift these utility poles into the air to place into ground. So I'm guessing its something very similar, where we need a reliable strong knot. Theres no way it could be the running bowline right? it has to be the figure 8. Wish i could help more, thats the test question word for word
@@tonydelpilar I would probably recommend a cow hitch if you can put it over the top. A midline bowling would work. I've heard of a constrictor knot being used, but I'm not very familiar with it so I'm not exactly sure as it can get very tight and hard to untie in certain circumstances... Hope that helps just a little
God bless man
Sweet
Single rope rated ..im sold most are not ..was unaware..usualy like hitch cord but thats smaller than akimbo ..tad bigger than the Thompson half unicender thing .wich cant find anymore ..thanks god bless
Good video mate, the one thing you forgot was to take up the slack on your shoe laces, stop you falling when you are standing on the ground, still a good man onya mate cheers
Is this lanyard lasting very long and not prone to have tiny knicks like I had on teufrlberger hipstar? Unfortunately after 6 months of use had a lot of Knicks not sure where they come from but with them lanyard fails LOLER test
Bro that lanyards and those prusiks look like I blind kid made It wtf is that
I like you
What’s that sneaky lanyard slack storage piece of kit I see ?!!!
Cheers. 37 years in the game with all the modern gear, and my second lanyard needs one of these...
Great video. It was put together well. Subscribed! Looking forward to more content 😊
Great demonstration and narration, l like the way it performs and it looks beautiful, l am in !!!
Enjoyed the video. Nice demo and explanation.
Good review......think im gonna skip this 1 until what im currently using needs replaced
Great video, thanks man!
Nice review!
Nice demo! If you could next time include a link to the product it would help out lazy guys like me...haha
Nice, concise review. Thanks for that...
Looks pretty nice, just curious though does it let you descend srt when all you're weight is on it?
It can be jumpy, not designed specifically for that. But with a belay hand it can be done smoothly. I find i rarely descend srt on my lanyard
I was about to make a similar comment because this could be a game changer if you could safely repel SRS/ single rope! I can think of so many applications it could be used for if so!
You may want to check into the camp druid pro. Bulkier but could be the compromise you're looking for
After years of trying different lanyard adjuster options (cinch, zillion, positioner, hitches etc) I have arrived back at the Petzl grillion which I use alot in an SRT configuration. It does it all.
Looks nice prolly gonna try one out this spring
So is that strap round or flat ?
Two points of contact is zero if one of them breaks? Are you sure? This is scary.
If your waist-point breaks, you're dangling by your legs or falling out of your harness. if your leg-point breaks, your waist-point is all you've got.
Seems like the multisling would work well for these techniques too.
Thanks for sharing!
Nice dude good video good process
I knew this was a great idea
very well thought out setup
Booma - best straight to the point overview and smart lanyard - thanks so much for posting - I just subscribed
Good stuff bro. Thank you!
Nice flip lanyard
How do you choose the branch for the final tie point? Which Is the minimum size you trust? Thank you for the Channel very interesting
Just an extra prussik! That's smart!
Sweet setup thanks for sharing 👍
Great video I made one watching this.
Another good one is a clove hitch on a bight around the desired union. Then to connect via a carabiner the tail of you rope to the cross over on the clove hitch. When you want to retrieve it simply unload yr system, & jiggle/pull on your tail to work the clove hitch free. Only extra equipment you is simply a carabiner
very interesting, thank you for sharing
That's awesome Derrick... I just started using a soft 8 a few weeks ago... peace brother - Patrick
The sheet bend (tied here) and bowline share many similarities, except for the routing of the lines. Traditionally, if the two ropes are of unequal diameter, the bigger rope should be the one that is not crossed.
What is length of your lanyard, please?
Are you still using that same awesome Lanyard in that video you made years ago ? thanks bud!
Great video dude.
Still climbing on the michoacana I see.
How is that new tether?
Happy NewYear! Thanks for the info. Hey, how do you like the fusion RW tether?
Happy New Years Great Job
Happy New year's bud! Love you!
@@countryboypa31 Love you too! But it’s cass lol
@@desireeshockey5860 love you sweetheart
Good video :) the boy now
@@desireeshockey5860 love you bud
Nice system man. Happy new year from canada
This is great, we can see that you know your knots. However you failed to teach us, in detail, how to tie your knots. Go slower, zoom your camera in as you tie your knots.
I like it, simple and safe...Thanks for sharing 👍