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Joe thats a great looking dog there mate, heres a few of my girl back in nz

kask helm, tree motion saddle tachyon lanyard with thimble for single legging on art positioner steel core on art positioner alu geckos 45 meter tachyon with hitch climber hitch hiker 90 meter arbocup access line rope guide faltimer cube with stiff line with 8 ounce and ten ounce throwbags...

wow , speechless.

hey guys interesting thread. If theres a chance of something splitting i will use the tail of my climbing line as my lanyard and tie a slip knot on one side so i can just pull it out and swing free. I like the idea of cable ties but i think you could possibly get caught out. in your scenario i...

yeah it was a real shame alright , I'm down in heidelberg mate.

Yeah mate it was riddled with gano unfortunately so had to fell. the pic doesn't do it justice , not the tallest but for a carpinus it had massive trunk and leaders

:thumbup: Great pics mate heres a few random snaps from a few odd jobs over here in Deutschland

The snake anchor is brilliant but in a situation where the friction is distributed along the tree in a few different points or even just at the anchor for a base tie the amount of force to break the stitching will be enormous , i also thought that it would be a good shock absorber or failsafe...

"that was a Hero Tree" , your damn right mate . Great stuff Rb tree, how long did that one take? With a job like that it takes experience and skill to get it down safely and efficiently. looks like a good team there.

loving your vids bro , i showed a few of the lads this one and they couldn't believe the size of albizas. what species btw ??

im 6 foot and 84 kgs and a 32 waist, the mediums are a loose fit. i would recommend the suspenders to keep them up to prevent crotch from splitting. i will go for the smalls next time i think

I've used a friends one with the same attachment and he uses a small accessory crab or metal connector in-between the grip and the quick release . do you have issues with it sticking ever?

gladiators are tough wearing but not as breathable as the arborist ones. the new ventilation versions have ventilation just below the waist and are lighter then the older versions. if i had to chose again i would get the arborists as i am mainly climbing. heres a bit of info...

Yeah mate it was about a five min drive up the road from the castle. I've heard of wolf but haven't met any of the lads . beautiful place isn't it.

these are actually in Heidelberg, Germany.:) It was a funny one mate as i was using a very old building crane with no scale so i had to be very careful with what we were picking off.

heres a few from a job a couple of weeks back

Ive had a nasty skin reaction to grevillia to mate unbearable itchy rash , hate the stuff. I think anything superdead is going to have to be the worst, i did a dead betula with a sever case of piptoporus betulinus which was a little foolhardy and ignorant its like spiking and working with...

the lads doing cone picking over here cover themselves and gear in vege oil to stop hitches binding etc.

seems to be an issue getting it as i am in Germany ?? copyright issues.

i've tried a few different sorts of spurs and the best by far are the geckos (velcro top and leather bottoms) damn good spikes guys