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I've just finished spurring up 17 coconuts one after the other...not to mention 11 more a few weeks ago. (don't flame me, it has to be done) Not sure our instructors in England had that in mind during training on pines slated for removal. My one gaff out was getting too upright on a casuarina...

...before you trip and fall over:D

Somehow I seem to know without looking when one of my gaffs is borderline set and might let go, it was happening on the casuarina I cut down the other day, they are VERY hard and I have long gaffs, lots of ribs and flutes in the trunk so its can be tricky to set both just right. In that case I...

At least it makes my skin soft...

Yes, back in Bermuda for a few months...I had forgotten what humidity is!

aluminium Bashlins...L pads Nice to see you swing back in Dude :)

Ugghh, medieval's the word. No wonder you are scarred for life, tell me you don't use those any more

Ah righty oh, I get it now :)

IMLTHO??? That's a long one

the odd nub can be handy for just what you describe, but they can be a pain in the ass if there are too many. I use two flip lines...one wire core and one being my climbing line choked. Yes, I wrap the lower strap around the shank, going under first, it does help to keep things in place.