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Has anyone used a "Squeeze" Linesman's belt yet?

quadro said:
I bought the Buckingham tree squeeze, but haven't had a chance to use it yet. Will be checking it out soon, though. Looks like it will work out great.

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It is probably really heavy. Looks bombproof...that is purpose built life supporting work gear.
 
It is pretty heavy, dont know exact weight. The rings are aluminun,so thats a bonus.

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I use a bucksqueeze everyday for climbing poles. They wil catch you great as long as they are adjusted properly

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Tried the improvised "squeeze" today. Definitely worked but I found it was harder to advance up the tree. I'll try it again for sure but I think a regular old flipline is a little easier for me.


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flinginairos said:
Tried the improvised "squeeze" today. Definitely worked but I found it was harder to advance up the tree. I'll try it again for sure but I think a regular old flipline is a little easier for me.
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I bet to move fast, it needs the extra mass of the Buckingham.
 
justsomedude said:
I bet to move fast, it needs the extra mass of the Buckingham.
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Probably right. I struggled with where I needed to grab it to pull it apart enough to move it up. It wasn't the most comfortable for me lol. It did work good tho and on a smaller tree it would be safer than a regular flipline


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Jasboj said:
I use a bucksqueeze everyday for climbing poles. They wil catch you great as long as they are adjusted properly

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Ya me too, first time I cutout it was crazy how quick it catches you.
 
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