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A potential customer laughed at my price on work a few years ago and told me he was going to buy a set of "wolf claws"(the gaffs we are speaking of) and do it himself. Tree is still standing.

They're not what you guys might think. Ive seen them in person. They're toys. Nothing more, nothing less.

Ive known of people to use them for removals. The do it yourself type "that doesn't need to pay some tree company a fortune to cut a tree down when I can do it my damn self"

I LOVE them guys. I feel like I can skateboard through the tree now. The angled gig for the leg iron itself is great. The steel cup on the front does not feel uncomfortable or even noticeable. I did 6.5 hours straight on them on day last week and didn't even flinch. They don't shift. Having 2...

They snug up wonderfully. Ill take pics soon.

It was like taking an elevator around the tree today! I could do River Dance in these pads in the tree! You cant imagine how pleased I was.

Im subbing for another company Thursday and Friday and will be on them alllllllllllll day, both days. That should give me time to come up with an opinion.

Well Im going to give them a rip tomorrow and see if they give me my wings back.

I can deal with warm. I can no longer deal with twisted gaffs and working with the gaff shank pushing into my leg bones. Some weeks my legs are bruised. They are ALWAYS red. I have a bad tendency of tuning out the discomfort and saying "I need to remember to buy new......". Im not a gear guru...

I was in a store with a little tree gear, and was hell bent on leaving with new pads. I only had 3 to choose from and these seemed to be the best option. one kind was "L" pads which wont even be discussed, the next were the super "T" pads which Ive been dancing on for 7 years and am no longer in...

yes, angled.

I bought these this afternoon. Are they any good?