Hi friends. This video has been on my mind for more than a year. I have tried several times to put together a video about the Compact Bull Dog Bone, but I was never satisfied with the results. Of course now, being committed to churning out a video per day, I can't afford to be picky. So here it is. I hope you enjoy it. See you in the comments!
You’re still a young pup, Don! That’s why you’re learning so much. I wasn’t sure if this video would interest anyone, so I’m happy to hear that you found it interesting! Thank you!
I don't always climb trees, but when I do I use a Zigzag. The Zigzag is not midline attachable, but I'm very comfortable with it and can be used SRT or DRT. Nice video, Wayne! It's kind of crazy just how simplistic these climbing devices are.
Wish my zig zag was attachable like that.Im curious as to how often i would have to replace parts on one of those also woth one of those im talking it i would have to buy suspenders or some type of harness to connect with my saddle so i could use a chest assecend too
That looks like a neat SRT device that keeps rope inside! I have seen modifications for the Rock Exotica Unicender (Which is what I bought a few weeks ago) that keeps rope from slipping out the bottom end but I have no idea as to who does it any more. May be looking at something else in that case as I can't trust using mine as is.
I’ve seen a lot of people using the unicender, but I’ve never tried it. Many are jumping on the Singing Tree Rope Runner. It reminds me a lot of the BDB. Have you had a chance get any climbing in?
@@WaynePolcin Not even tried to go up a tree just yet. Ordered and received the other SRT devices such as yours. Knee and Right foot ascenders are still in their wrappers. Waiting on a streak of dry weather so as not to drag brush through mud as our yard is rather mushy area wise. Will tag you in any filming of our climbing attempts!
Bull Dog Bone, from a relative of mine? 🐶 Cool explanation WP, what was the bent ring about, you replaced it with another but what is that for? Have a good one.
That ring is used to attach the upper lanyard to my chest harness or neck lanyard. That allows the BDB to be pulled up the rope as I move up. It is not designed to hold body weight. I’ll demonstrate it when I can get outdoors. I thought you might drool over that bone hahaha!
@gdsandkes (Gordon Svedberg) posted on the T-29 Day video this morning. You could reach out to him in the comments or your can email him at gordonandkathy@aol.com.
Sorry for the long delay in responding to you. You can order BDB directly from the inventor. You can contact Gordon Svedberg at this email address gordonandkathy@aol.com. Thanks for watching.
If he is still making them, you can write to Gordon Svedberg at gordonandkathy@aol.com to request one. He will make you sign a waver of liability first.
Yeah. It’s not cheap but like I said, it’s comparable to the all the other expensive devices. I want to try the rope runner at some point so I have something to compare the BDB to. But I’m happy with the BDB for now.
Hi friends. This video has been on my mind for more than a year. I have tried several times to put together a video about the Compact Bull Dog Bone, but I was never satisfied with the results. Of course now, being committed to churning out a video per day, I can't afford to be picky. So here it is. I hope you enjoy it. See you in the comments!
Loved the Video. Learned alot.
That is a very cool yet simple device. Thanks for the continuing education. I never thought I would be learning so much at 66 years of age
You’re still a young pup, Don! That’s why you’re learning so much. I wasn’t sure if this video would interest anyone, so I’m happy to hear that you found it interesting! Thank you!
Thanks! 🧡 the closeup operation of climbing gear. 🧡🔥👊👍
Nothing like getting in your face, ey!
Gordon and I have the same product but different configurations
You still make them? I came across a video some weeks ago and I think you're the same guy
31 more days can’t wait! Pretty cool device! Learn something new from you every day Wayne!
I just hope I can find 31 more things to talk about! Got any ideas? Haha!
Another great video :) Thanks Wayne. Much love to you and Suzie!
I don't always climb trees, but when I do I use a Zigzag. The Zigzag is not midline attachable, but I'm very comfortable with it and can be used SRT or DRT. Nice video, Wayne! It's kind of crazy just how simplistic these climbing devices are.
Really nice SRT! This guy prefers to stay on the ground.😉
Nice channel. I subbed
Thank you! Welcome to the channel. I’m open to ideas and suggestions. I hope to hear more from you!
Neat stuff!
NICE INFORMATIVE VIDEO
Thanks so much for the kind comment! I hope you’re doing well, my friend!
Does your cousin Eddie climb trees too
Wish my zig zag was attachable like that.Im curious as to how often i would have to replace parts on one of those also woth one of those im talking it i would have to buy suspenders or some type of harness to connect with my saddle so i could use a chest assecend too
That looks like a neat SRT device that keeps rope inside! I have seen modifications for the Rock Exotica Unicender (Which is what I bought a few weeks ago) that keeps rope from slipping out the bottom end but I have no idea as to who does it any more. May be looking at something else in that case as I can't trust using mine as is.
I’ve seen a lot of people using the unicender, but I’ve never tried it. Many are jumping on the Singing Tree Rope Runner. It reminds me a lot of the BDB. Have you had a chance get any climbing in?
@@WaynePolcin Not even tried to go up a tree just yet. Ordered and received the other SRT devices such as yours. Knee and Right foot ascenders are still in their wrappers. Waiting on a streak of dry weather so as not to drag brush through mud as our yard is rather mushy area wise. Will tag you in any filming of our climbing attempts!
Bull Dog Bone, from a relative of mine? 🐶 Cool explanation WP, what was the bent ring about, you replaced it with another but what is that for? Have a good one.
That ring is used to attach the upper lanyard to my chest harness or neck lanyard. That allows the BDB to be pulled up the rope as I move up. It is not designed to hold body weight. I’ll demonstrate it when I can get outdoors. I thought you might drool over that bone hahaha!
Good stuff where can a guy get one I’m still climbing on friction hitches
Any of the major supply houses carry the other mechanical "knots", but last I knew the bone was only sold by the maker.
@@brettblack7049 who makes the bone that was my question
@@flatlanderscustomgamecalls4996 Gorden Svedberg.
@gdsandkes (Gordon Svedberg) posted on the T-29 Day video this morning. You could reach out to him in the comments or your can email him at gordonandkathy@aol.com.
@@WaynePolcin thank you Wayne
I would love to purchase one of these but I haven’t seen them sold anywhere could you please send me a link to where I could buy one?
Hi Jason. You can purchase direct from Gordon Svedberg. Here’s his email address: gordonandkathy@aol.com.
Where could I purchase such kind of practical rope brake? I am in the Philippines, Sir.
You must order the Bulldog Bone directly from Gordon Svedberg. His email address is gordonandkathy@aol.com
so can one purchase this somewhere? if yes, where?
Sorry for the long delay in responding to you. You can order BDB directly from the inventor. You can contact Gordon Svedberg at this email address gordonandkathy@aol.com. Thanks for watching.
Do you know where I can buy it?
If he is still making them, you can write to Gordon Svedberg at gordonandkathy@aol.com to request one. He will make you sign a waver of liability first.
@@WaynePolcin great. Thanks
How much was it?
It was comparable to all other devices in this category. As I recall, around $350.
$350 is what I paid for the Rope Runner Pro!
- just emailed Gordon for a Bulldog Bone! Would love to try it out!
Yeah. It’s not cheap but like I said, it’s comparable to the all the other expensive devices. I want to try the rope runner at some point so I have something to compare the BDB to. But I’m happy with the BDB for now.
@@WaynePolcin thanks
@@WaynePolcinI have an akimbo and a.rope.runner. they both are excellent.