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Any member sell Amsteel aiders?

Shakeandbake

Shakeandbake

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Hey is there any members on here that make amsteel climbing stick aiders? Looking for a one step aider, 3/16 or 1/4? Probably need a few of them
Thanks guys
 
Shakeandbake said:
Hey is there any members on here that make amsteel climbing stick aiders? Looking for a one step aider, 3/16 or 1/4? Probably need a few of them
Thanks guys
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Not sure if these guys are a member. I assume they probably are.

customamsteelproducts.com

Custom Amsteel Products

Amsteel Daisy Chains, bridges, daisy tethers, daisy aiders, amsteel aiders
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Im looking for a no stick climbing aider for platfom climbing myself


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I just bought one and I have never used an aider before. I am in my mid 50's and i had no issues. The key is when you use it to make sure you have on your safety harness or saddle. I tried it when i 1st received it so put it on my foot and tried to go up and it is very shaky. Put on my harness and lean back a little and much easier to go up. I like the adjustability. Custom Amisteel Products aider is the way to go for me.
 
Shakeandbake said:
Hey is there any members on here that make amsteel climbing stick aiders? Looking for a one step aider, 3/16 or 1/4? Probably need a few of them
Thanks guys
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made my own last year from "junk" 400 lb working line and worked great... I'm making a few this weekend out of 1/4 inch dyneema (amsteel or ATV winch rope) with a workling load of 7000 lbs. my only concern is its so light will i have issues getting my boot thru it, especially in the dark on windy days.... oh and that atv winch rope is 17 dollars on amazon
 
RJK314 said:
made my own last year from "junk" 400 lb working line and worked great... I'm making a few this weekend out of 1/4 inch dyneema (amsteel or ATV winch rope) with a workling load of 7000 lbs. my only concern is its so light will i have issues getting my boot thru it, especially in the dark on windy days.... oh and that atv winch rope is 17 dollars on amazon
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Shouldnt be a problem. Put the steps parts through a piece of fuel hose for stiffness. If you dont have that laying around you can put it through tubular webbing or wrap paracord around the steps
 
PEEJAY said:
Shouldnt be a problem. Put the steps parts through a piece of fuel hose for stiffness. If you dont have that laying around you can put it through tubular webbing or wrap paracord around the steps
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You can also slide pieces of heavy duty zip ties inside the Amsteel and it will help keep the foot space open.
 
Fuel line hose might squeak when wet. Something inside amsteel will be best


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Aeds151 said:
Fuel line hose might squeak when wet. Something inside amsteel will be best


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Never had it squeak...less than boots on aluminum steps and it moves with your foot. I would agree to disagree on ONLY putting something inside being best. It wears down quicker than most materials when your stepping on it a lot. For me it starts to get fuzzy and swollen with dirt.
 
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