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Climbing spikes/ lineman's belt

Got em back out yesterday after work and shortened the lineman's belt like you guys said and that helped a ton didn't work up a sweat like i did the day before lol. As of right now I love these things, just gotta build me a platform so i can practice getting on and off with spikes.
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And i used my hands on the tree more while climbing instead of holding on to the lineman's belt I felt more stable doing it that way.

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Awesome. Glad to see it working for you. The spike/platform combination is a total game changer for me.

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Thanks for all the help guys. Hope to upload some success pics about the end of September.

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g2outdoors said:
I usually climb that size or a little smaller. The more you lean back, the harder it is to climb. But you also feel more secure. You'll have to find a good balance of comfort and climbability. Watch some videos of professional tree climbers on youtube and then copy their techniques. That's what I did.

Also, the Ropeman on your lineman belt will make a HUGE difference.

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what is a rope man on your lines mans belt?
Thanks, Tom
 
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