sweet, I didn't realize there was metal on that thing!
Obviously way too easy for some people to even contemplate.
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Obviously way too easy for some people to even contemplate.
I never even noticed it was made of plastic, at all, so thanks for pointing that out Tuck
That said, one shouldnt judge, or pass off modern plastics too quickly, we have come a long way plastics can be made pretty tough, especially if the combine that with thoughtful engineering. Just saying.
Its more the idea I thought was curioius.
If it works, andd if it was tough enuff for work, and worked well, Id buy one. We kill dead trees, a lot of them.
I live in the land of pines and the Pinebeetle. Anything that would make rigging dead wood easier I would be interested in.
If you never fall dead trees, need to get ropes up spars, then it might be well useless and just good for parts.
yeah, I guess we all trashed the product pretty quickly, but...come on...it's pretty silly. I suppose the idea is cool if it was more compact or magic or something. I feel there are a lot of products out there being sold to the tree industry that just aren't practical. personally I have a lot of extra gear that I play around with when I rec. climb, but 80% of the time I just climb simple with a blakes hitch on the tail of my rope.Obviously way too easy for some people to even contemplate.
I never even noticed it was made of plastic, at all, so thanks for pointing that out Tuck
That said, one shouldnt judge, or pass off modern plastics too quickly, we have come a long way plastics can be made pretty tough, especially if the combine that with thoughtful engineering. Just saying.
Its more the idea I thought was curioius.
If it works, andd if it was tough enuff for work, and worked well, Id buy one. We kill dead trees, a lot of them.
I live in the land of pines and the Pinebeetle. Anything that would make rigging dead wood easier I would be interested in.
If you never fall dead trees, need to get ropes up spars, then it might be well useless and just good for parts.
