So anyone with an objective evaluation of the key dynamics and nuanced differences between a friction saving piece of gear like this and the longer in circulation classic ring savers? The stiff straps of the latter category surely behaves in ways that make a change from them to a rope that connects thimbles instead of a strap feel quite noticeable, and may need some getting used to? I don't know, only used the ring savers with the stiff straps so far. Interested to hear insights ...
Yes, Josephine created the system herself but she said it is super simple. You just take a CT foot ascender and undo the loop which normally goes under your boot. This you adjust to the length of your leg and clip into the foot loop on your boot. With chainsaw trousers you don’t need any padding behind the ascender but if you are using climbing pants then she puts some padding :-)
Its so nice finding exactly what you were looking for. Thank you so much! This was super informative! I do have a question though. Would this technique work with just a regular ring on ring friction saver (or a multisling with a carabiner on one side), or is it really important to have the small distance between the rings for the initial ascent part? I just realized that wouldnt work well as the alpine butterfly would then have to, together with the small ring, pass through the big ring/carabiner on the other side. What would you do with that setup? Just climb on an alpine butterfly only initially and take the cambium saver with you for switching over in the final tie in point?
@@TeufelbergerGroup Thank you for the reply! So if I only have a multisling, I would use a running bowline+yosemite tie off as the initial anchor and just take the multisling up with me and then switch to that as a cambium saver, right?
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I would love to see how to install that fimblsaver from the ground for DRT!! Thank you
Excellent demonstration.
Thanks for posting up the video.
Keep yourself safe!
Randy
Thanks, you too!
@@TeufelbergerGroup 😎👊❤️🌲
Remember when we did all this with a doubled line and a tauntline hitch?
Pepperidge Farms remembers.
GLR ftw
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Jo is just an amazing climber
Nice trick to remove fimbleclimb, I have only had it stuck once so far
Nice care
So anyone with an objective evaluation of the key dynamics and nuanced differences between a friction saving piece of gear like this and the longer in circulation classic ring savers? The stiff straps of the latter category surely behaves in ways that make a change from them to a rope that connects thimbles instead of a strap feel quite noticeable, and may need some getting used to? I don't know, only used the ring savers with the stiff straps so far. Interested to hear insights ...
Curious of the knee ascender setup. Is that a fixed system to the leg? Was it handmade or can that be purchased?
Yes, Josephine created the system herself but she said it is super simple. You just take a CT foot ascender and undo the loop which normally goes under your boot. This you adjust to the length of your leg and clip into the foot loop on your boot. With chainsaw trousers you don’t need any padding behind the ascender but if you are using climbing pants then she puts some padding :-)
Its so nice finding exactly what you were looking for. Thank you so much! This was super informative! I do have a question though.
Would this technique work with just a regular ring on ring friction saver (or a multisling with a carabiner on one side), or is it really important to have the small distance between the rings for the initial ascent part?
I just realized that wouldnt work well as the alpine butterfly would then have to, together with the small ring, pass through the big ring/carabiner on the other side. What would you do with that setup? Just climb on an alpine butterfly only initially and take the cambium saver with you for switching over in the final tie in point?
it will work but really better to have a small distance between the rings , best parctice
@@TeufelbergerGroup Thank you for the reply! So if I only have a multisling, I would use a running bowline+yosemite tie off as the initial anchor and just take the multisling up with me and then switch to that as a cambium saver, right?
very good. Anyone know the name of that knee ascender she is wearing ??
Please drop an email at ludovic.rambert@teufelberger.com... we got a video from Josephine for you explaining her knee ascender setup ;-)
I would actually also love to see that video. Is it available on youtube?
What knee ascender is that?
Please drop an email at ludovic.rambert@teufelberger.com... we got a video from Josephine for you explaining her knee ascender setup ;-)
Spanish subtitles please.
Spanish subtitles please.

normally you can activate the automatic Spanish translation directly on youtube
@@TeufelbergerGroup negativo, sólo inglés los subtítulos generalizado 😵
@@josesanchez-ep4pm Click on the gear icon in the menu bar and you can select the language. This video is auto-translated to English, you can select Spanish from the drop down menu.