What's on my harness
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- Working as an arborist I often get questions about what gear I have on me, so this me going through the tree climbing gear on my harness..
This is what I have on me for pruning jobs, section fellings and rec climbing.
You said safety about 10 times. I applaud your safety approach...to many people lost their lives and seriously injured themselves forgetting about safety! Keep on ! you are doing the right things 👍
Thank you!
No kidding. I see people mock about being “too safe” or inconvenient of getting work done.
Getting injured or losing a life is probably a little more inconvenient 😏
“I kind of want to protect and keep my eyes.” 😁 ya that sounds like the way I’d say it. Love my armor.
I find the fusible link concept of those micro cut-ready webbing slings a funny idea. A fan sent me some one time, said he was worried about me. Kind of defeats the point of a wire core flip-line. Instead they should just require better tools for the rescue kit.
I think you are inspirational and a breath of fresh air.
Please stay safe out there!
Thank you very much!
Yes, I picked up a silky subat 330 last fall. I couldn’t believe how fast it could cut. It is definitely one of my favourite tools. And as usual I like your ending! 🇨🇦
The Zubat is great!
Thanks
Nice channel. You carry a lot of gear on your harness. When I started climbing in NZ we had a harness, 3 strand ropes, 3 strand prusik loops and steel core flip line. Most of the time we carried nothing else but a hand saw and tool strop for the 020 chainsaw. Sometimes all we climbed with was a linesman belt and spikes. That is basically like a thick belt that looks like the top half of a harness with 2 D loops and lanyard made of chain. No main line at all, just climbing spikes lanyard and a bit of bravado.
Good lord you should see my Treemotion S Light harness lol. I am a GEAR JUNKY!!! I love climbing trees. I’m a serious recreational climber and over the last year spent several thousand and am glad I did. You only live once so I’m going all in!!! Watched my Mom pass from cancer 6 months ago now my 2 uncles have it and are near dead so I appreciate every single day!!! Take care and thank you for sharing
Sorry to hear about all the cancer in your family too.
Way cool 😎, very professional and informative. Love the t-shirt, and the adult jungle gym LOL. Keep up the great work you're an amazing credit to the treeple.👍👍😁
thanks ;)
That’s right! Safety first. Who ever doesn’t believe that, should not be climbing.
Right
I agree with August but as a safety engineer in US North Carolina, I know equipment and practices are developed over time and for various reasons with varying experiences. Like the gear. All good stuff. Thanks for sharing.
I proof why you don’t get to comfortable with climbing and don’t forget safety.
I fell about 50 feet and broke my back. I was paralyzed but I got back where I could walk and eventually back climbing.
I don’t do much anymore but always will love it but I’m lazy these days.
well done, nothing wrong with redundancy, redundancy never killed anyone
I like how you think about risk and how to reduce or even remove it. Such as a saw never crossing the rope and the potentiality of needing to cut your lanyard in the event of a rescue. That is wisdom I can use.
Glad you found it useful
The level of attention towards safety and the adaptability towards saving other and being rescued, is on point. That's the core of the type of training that I'm looking for here in the Northeast, US.
Shirt is cute as hell...i think my daughter would love that.
Great video...good to see all safety measures in place. Well done 👍
Thank you
Thanks for being AWSOME I’m just a fellow tree person. Joe from California
Thank you 😉
The irony of course is that the discomfort of thinking about things like needing to be rescued; backups-for-backups, falling etc leaves the mind fixating on negative outcomes. The reality of course is few things you HAVE plans and strategies for occur - so the better prepared you are for mishaps/eventualities the less likely you are to need and rely on these precautions.
Not many women do this, I've only personally known two in twelve years, glad that I discovered your channel. Hi, from PNW, US.
Hi 😊
Cool video. It really shows you are highly passionate about your job
I like the shots of gear use in the tree. We don't have the Echo 50v here, so I'm a bit jealous.
Really love the spoofs at the end!
Thanks
Awesome and informative video, thank you .....😊😊
You’re welcome 😊
I know safety first, but that is alot of items to keep up and know how to properly use. Good video.
If it's the gear you use everyday you'll know how to use it I guess
@@Femalelumberjack Practice makes perfect.
Love the adult climbing frame! 🤭🤭🥰✌❤🌍🌈🌳✅👏
Good evening. Love your shirt
Thanks.. me too ;)
Pls. no apologies for safety, no real reasons for it, I like your ideas and the way you doing it, climb safe and stay healthy.
Thank you
Nicely done!
Thank you
good video young lady I'm proud of you I would love to see more females taking up the trade
Thank you very much
Thanks for showing us your setup 👍🏽 like seeing people’s styles… sometimes you learn something a little bit different from (our) own style.
Absolutely! I am specifically searching up harness setups people have: to find ways to make my work easier and safer.
•I found the Petzl Zillon would be great; but I’ll wait a bit more due to expense; and sufficed with a DMM nexus swivel to help tending my lanyard slack easier: since it’ll only tend when I pull in perfect direction of the pulley’s location.
•Teufelberger Keeper will help me immensely with my ~20’ lanyard always getting stuck on limbs around/below me. 👌🏼
•I finally decided to get Pfanner Protos after one year of annoyance dealing with rope & branches getting stuck on my earmuffs going through thick entangled tree branches. Trying my coworker’s helmet: I found it fits more securely and more comfortably than my Kask Super Plasma (super annoying with upper part always “floating” loosely on my hair due to headband adjustment design.”)
I think you have the right stuff . Not to much no5 to little. You're doing great, coming from 20 year climber,. Keep up the great work. Thank you for sharing you're knowledge 😎❤️
Oh you're from Denmark. I'm in the U.K.. Nice that you enjoy a laugh with that t-shirt. 🤣 Great Vid. Keep Em coming. 👍😁
thanks
Great explanation. Thank you very much.
Thanks
Had to watch the video 6 times… I had a hard time keeping the focus with the T shirt 😏 Either way, nice video and love how you bring up safety so much, great job 👌👍
Great video. Good job.
Hi Felixia,I'm glad you post a new video ! 🔥
Thanks
glad to see you elsewhere than on insta ! even more charming !
I subscribe
Thank you
Awesome job on the video, you are great
Thank you
That’s a lot to remember, my brain hurts😂 thx for sharing
😆
Good description of the gear. I am green as it gets on arborists tools
Thanks. There's a lot of tools to get familiar with :)
Thanks for the video .... and i love her ...
thanks
Really like your work out area,pull up bars
Good, great equipment!
Love your shirt 💋 👀 💋 AND your video...good info, send more!
Hi great video id need more than that harnes iv no head for heights cant climb very high keep safe great to see u back x
thanks
Hi thanks for reply have a nice nite
I just love her. Lol
I just ordered a Rope Runner Pro. I love my Rope Wrenches and DMM Captain hooks. Use a SAKA for left n Petzl for Right foot. Just tired of going slow on descents to not burn out my friction hitches so with the RRP I can bomb around!!
Sounds like a good combination
Nice equipment... safety is very serious. 🐝🐝💚🌳💚🌳
... wear protection...🤣
Very nice, but as an absolute amateur, I would have liked to see you wearing it all by the end. I have some gear, but it isn’t obvious to me what goes where. I’m getting ready to slowly take down the brown birch tree in my front yard, and have no tolerance for injuring myself.
I hope this doesn’t offend, but I was happily surprised to see a beautiful, articulate, female lumberjack who clearly knows her trade! Some people talk about the old days, but this is better.
Love your t shirt
Thanks
Ha ha you and your shirt are awesome lol
thanks ;)
J'adore vaux video coucou de la france
Merci
What a great T-Shirt ! ;-P
Me to just love her 😂😂
Too cute...I wish I saw your videos early. Good information..how long you been in the tree industry and climbing.
Love your shirt!!😊
Thanks
Instead of carrying a DMM Hitch and a Prussik cord, I would simply clove hitch the Rope to my belt and do a blake on the other strand to descend safely without extra gear needed.
You also have a very determined young lady (mummy )
On the belt
Heck yeah! I have always done double rope, but am going to get into srt next year, is the plan
You can emergency descend by tying a Italian hitch on your carabiner if you main descender fails. And add a French prussik down on your leg loop on a carabiner for extra safety if you know what I mean.
Sure but the hitch climber and prussik cord are also great for aerial rescues if needed
Hey love your shirt lol. My last name is Kanne and my family is from Denmark. Keep it going dear 👌
Thanks
Hi fellow tree person . Not much a climber but a faller. Question I got for you , is how often do you as an arborist have to get new or rebuild ur saws and what do you seem to wear out the most ? Thankyou for your time . Your cool . 🌲🦄
If you take good care of your saws you can run your saws for several years without having to change anything other than chains
Du laver nogle fantastiske videoer bliv ved med det ;)
Uddannet Arborist 2013:D
Tusind tak 😊
Safe than sorry, first aide kit in centre of your back doesn’t work in real world, looks good maybe but needs to be in front where you can see it and reach it with ether hand when your injured and panicking.
If you know what’s in the first aid kit you can reach it just fine on the back with both hands
I love bees and honey too so much!♥♥♥♥!
Great video and shirt lol 😆
Thanks
What does the chest harness do as a safety precaution when climbing drt?
Thanks
If you have time, can you make a video that goes into detail about the two carbiners and rings being used for aerial rescue? Thanks
Absolutely!
Please protect your eyes. I've had eye surgery and it's not fun
Thats why I wear glasses ;)
Just a suggestion run the tail of your climbing line through one of carabener on our side keeps it clean and you'll never spur your rope
I prefer having it loose but thank you, I always appreciate tips and tricks
Love that shirt😋
Smart to take two saws up.
It was a great piece of advice someone gave me at TCIA last year :)
Your videos are great keep it up can you tell me what the name of your wired lanyard and where I can get one
It’s a stileo from Courant
@@Femalelumberjack thanks I have one and want to buy another there is no writing on mine thank you
I love Boo Bees 😍
Can we please get a update on the 500i? Your thoughts and how is it still performing? We need more video. Keep up the great work.
I’ve done a “my thoughts after 8 months” video.. did you see that one already?
@@Femalelumberjack No I must look it up now.
@@Femalelumberjack No I must look it up now.
would you be so kind and explain about the climbing bars you have installed in your garden.
What is the need for a chest harness when climbing ddrt
Yes better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it. Have you got or would a loud whistle be handy. You can make a whistle work much longer with less effort if hurt than yelling just some thoughts thanx
You're supposed to use the hole with the rubber grommet on the zig zag, leaving the other for things such as a chicane. Not too big of a deal, but if anything were to happen, petzl would be able to blame it on user error.
Szia jó videó tetszik nagyon,ügyi vagy! 😊👍👌🌲🌷
klasse Vorstellung deiner Ausrüstung 👍👍👍
Danke
Femalelumberjack 🙋♂️😎
love you
I love your T shirt 🤣👍👍👍
Thanks
@@Femalelumberjack . What part of the world are you from mam??
I’m from Denmark
@@Femalelumberjack . very good 👍.I'm from Ireland.
Great video! I couldn't quite hear what wire rope lanyard you are using. Can you let us know? Thanks!
It’s a Stileo from Courant
When you are climbing. Have you ever come across a snake up in a tree. In Florida, snakes are almost every where. Since this is a physical type of work. Do you have any type of physical fitness workouts.
Just curious can you film some of your tree jobs if you're allowed to found you on Instagram you are awesome keep up the videos
I’ll see what I can do 😊
Femalelumberjack thanks 🤗
@@Femalelumberjack thanks 😁
Nice video Keep Safe
Thank you
How much does all that gear weigh? Seems like it would be awfully heavy. Great video thanks for sharing
It doesn’t feel heavy but I’ll weigh it when I get the chance 😊
Loving your BOO BEES ! They are nice!!
Hey girl well done.
Thanks
You are beautiful climber
Like 🙋🏻♀️ 😍 😍 🤗 🤗
I don't know, but the idea of sling as a solution for emergency cases seems restricted. two climbing lines looks better. what do you think ?
Would you not wear a full body harness like the signing rock the are really comfortable and light weight and for rescue they are really good to work with .
Where do you keep the black label?
Can u tell me how to order a free catalog from the place u buy ur equipment plz mama,thank u for ur time ,I do appreciate u taken time out to make these videos for us people who are just starting out on climbing...for what it's worth thank u....keep up the great work plz be safe n god bless .
There’s no catalog from the place I get my gear but I recommend taking a look at honeybrothers.com
Sherrill.com
They have a free catalog and online services
Great video take care and have a blessed week
Thanks
Felixia, I saw this video of a man in Oregon that has a cross-cut saw sharpening station. He shows how he sets it up and discusses the homemade components. I figured that since lumber is your profession, that you probably have a deep respect for the old ways. Here you go, and I hope that you enjoy it: th-cam.com/video/Lx2WSCBqPtA/w-d-xo.html
Thank you I’ll check it out
2:21 Petzl ZigZag: Carabiner in the wrong hole 😉
Where is your whistle?
On my helmet
I feel I could be more safe!
Be safe
Please don't forget support gear for the Boo Bees...🐝🐝
Boo bees need lots of fresh air