X2They wont process an order. Ive tried for three days and cannot find one anywhere else.
I have never used it from a platform, since I use a ring of steps. I would definitely not recommend inducing slack. In my experience the buckle does a good job of locking up when tested on the ground, but I prefer to keep it loaded and ease tension onto it.@Nutterbuster if you stand up on a platform and slack goes into the tether do you need a hand on the device or tail to weight it again?
Have had mine ordered for awhile and no notice.What was the shipping time on this item for those of you who have placed an order? I just ordered one and never seen an estimated ship date in any of the conformation page
What was the shipping time on this item for those of you who have placed an order? I just ordered one and never seen an estimated ship date in any of the conformation page
That bar is TINY. Gives me heartburn if I stare at it too long.I will also add that I’m going to run mine on a carabiner for a while. The more I look at the size of the bar the strap goes around the more I know I’m going to be tying an overhand and hooking the tail end in. If I have to use a carabiner I might as well not have to thread the buckle every time.
This is interesting stuff. I appreciate the idea, the effort to make the video, and the acknowledgment of safety issues. First class stuff!
I have a "Why not just" question that probably sounds more negative than I intend.
If you are using a standard rope lineman belt system anyway (presumably with Ropeman1 as they are so popular here), why not just use that as your tether and avoid any real or imagined issues with the webbing/AA system?
You're bringing it (the LB rope/Ropeman) in the woods anyway. Are there advantages to the web/AA tether system besides weight/bulk?
Again, don't mean to be petty/picky. Just thinking out loud and curious.
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