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What area of Indy are you in Jeff? I'm south of you in Columbus and although I've only been recreational climbing for 1.5 years, I have a good sized pile of gear. I started climbing SRT and later added DdRT using the hitch climber/e2e to advance above my initial SRT tie in point and for...

As others have stated, the twist has a wide range of adjustment. I've had my thin daughter in it and my not so thin self with adjustment left in in both directions. It takes a bit of adjusting to make large size changes but doesn't take long once you've used it a few times. My daughter liked it...

Yeah, but after those leg straps dig in, they may never be willing to try climbing again. When faced with the same problem, I went with the NT Twist.

Sigh....another order arrived today and it's going to require a call to get it right.

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10205481012577353&set=a.10205481203062115&type=3&l=b59357a174&theater Or am I just imagining things?

Thanks for posting. What's with the giant caterpillar eating the house? :O

Another post hoping to help with the fine tuning. Agreed, leave out the stickers and magnets and concentrate on getting the orders correct. While Tree Stuff always corrects their mistakes quickly, I have had a higher percentage of missing or incorrect items than with any other online store I've...

I use an app called Call Control on my android. These types of call blockers start off with a large blacklist which you can easily add numbers to. works for me.

Some of my best advancements in climbing were forced on me by stuck throwlines. When this happens, you have to climb to get it back.

It's a Scuba Diving Triple Hose Holder. There was a discussion either here or on the Buzz but of course I can't find it now. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Scuba-Diving-Dive-Triple-Hose-Holder-with-Clip-Black-Royal-Blue-Neon-Yellow-/171000696233?rd=1&ssPageName=STRK:MEAFB:IT

What ever works for you is best.;) I'm currently using a VT with 8mm Bee Line on a Platinum 10.5mm 16' lanyard and a Distel with 8mm Bee Line on a NE Fly 11mm 25' lanyard. I use both of these as short DdRT systems when advancing above my initial TIP or for positioning. My 16' lanyard...

Yes for a DdRT system as shown in the photo where the friction is shared between the hitch and the TIP above and your weight is shared between the two legs of the rope. However, you asked about SRT systems and without the shared friction and halving of weight the hitch will tend to bind up and...

As a recreational climber i frequently use Richard's setup to ascent SRT and have a DdRT setup on the tail of the same rope. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJkaOLxWleQ The DdRT end can be setup with any usual DdRT setup such as a zigzag or a pulley and I-to-I for a hitch. I like a 200' rope...

Love it. THANKS

You might give one of these a try.... http://www.treestuff.com/store/catalog.asp?category_id=223&item=1509

Me too. Nice way to use the whole rope. On the DdRT leg and almost done pulling the SRT leg across after a traverse using this method...

Yeah...his photo is of 8mm bee line and like you, 8mm anything doesn't work for me. From the post on arbtalk, it sounds like he's tried the standard HH hitch with a variety of wraps and a few VT variations. Al...step up to 10mm tech cords and also try other friction hitches like the distel.

I haven't tried Cougar Blue yet but Bee Line Blue and a distel hitch work very well for me with Yale 11.7s, Platinum, and HTP and Fly. I'm ~185 lbs geared up. Treestuff shows 3 types of Armor-Prus as 'in stock'.

Either I don't understand or we need to talk the same language.:) Double Fisherman's bend - http://www.animatedknots.com/doublefishermans/index.php?Categ=climbing Scaffold knot - http://www.animatedknots.com/poachers/index.php?LogoImage=LogoGrog.jpg&Website=www.animatedknots.com#scaffold...

I have the curved 330 but nothing to compare it to.