drpike22
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Everyone has their own thoughts on this subject but I found the information in this video interesting. Check out the video and let me know your thoughts.
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Ways to attach your tether or rappel rope as described by Striders Trees
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TreeRecon
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I didn't watch it, but know what he's referring to by the description. The way arborists do it is with a throw line and rope. It's usually an alpine butterfly with a Quickie
The main difference is arborists is a retrievable system from the ground (without the need for dyneema). Ex: If you plan on SRTing 30', you'll need at least 90' of rope.
Strider makes good stuff. Check out Kevin Bingham too. He pioneered a lot of this stuff
The main difference is arborists is a retrievable system from the ground (without the need for dyneema). Ex: If you plan on SRTing 30', you'll need at least 90' of rope.
Strider makes good stuff. Check out Kevin Bingham too. He pioneered a lot of this stuff
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