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Yes that's right, it's just the way the picture looks. Whilst I am no safety nut (nothing to be proud of) I (and anyone who works for me) adhere to this simple rule.

Nice, but this is more the sort of gear that floats my boat.

So, what are some of these good techniques coming from best practices? Not being confrontational, I'm sure you're right, but some examples would illustrate it better.

I agree with a lot of that, just getting to a certain place in a tree faster makes no odds if the decisions you make when you get there are flawed. It's important when you work on a certain part of a tree be it a reduction, deadwooding or the like, to not have to go back there. When I was...