I prefer the RAD system because my Petzl ID doesn't flatten out my rope like the Roperunner Pro does. So I can do multiple descents without it slipping. If I could figure out how to do limb walking with RADS I would use it all the time.
Thanks! I'm 99% sure I was using a Petzl GriGri (sometimes I do use the RIG, but most of the time, for rec climbs, I just use a grigri). And I pair that with a black diamond hand ascender, a CMI micropulley, and a petzl adjustable corded foot loop.
I like simple top loading packs. Either from the hiking world, or the rock climbing world. I use a 45L Trango Crag Pack 2.0 when I'm trying to go as lightweight as possible; and my main general purpose pack is a Blue Ice Moonlight 55L pack, which I love. Both rock climbing packs. I find the dedicated arborist packs to either have way too many specialized compartments, and/or to just be too clunky in general, and not have a hip belt, or be built for longer treks.
I prefer the RAD system because my Petzl ID doesn't flatten out my rope like the Roperunner Pro does. So I can do multiple descents without it slipping. If I could figure out how to do limb walking with RADS I would use it all the time.
Nice video good editing. What gear did you use for the rad system
Thanks! I'm 99% sure I was using a Petzl GriGri (sometimes I do use the RIG, but most of the time, for rec climbs, I just use a grigri). And I pair that with a black diamond hand ascender, a CMI micropulley, and a petzl adjustable corded foot loop.
What is your pack you carry rad gear in?
I like simple top loading packs. Either from the hiking world, or the rock climbing world. I use a 45L Trango Crag Pack 2.0 when I'm trying to go as lightweight as possible; and my main general purpose pack is a Blue Ice Moonlight 55L pack, which I love. Both rock climbing packs. I find the dedicated arborist packs to either have way too many specialized compartments, and/or to just be too clunky in general, and not have a hip belt, or be built for longer treks.
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