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yup, seems like its on purpose, to get you to spend hundreds of clams on another set of irons

yup, right now im on some mixed screwgates, single locking, and double locking, gonna order a few ultrao triacts to swap into my climbing system, make it neat and matching

another thing on my purchase list, its amazing how easy you can go "oh, I need another throwline set, and a cube, and spurs, more biners, oh... im up to 5K somehow"

im somewhere around 6ft, havent measured recently, doing a job tomorrow, gotta pay the groundie and order a rigging rope and slings, shoot me a message tomorrow afternoon with pics and a price, I will see what I can do, not worried about pads or straps, I can always swap them over from the spurs...

be interested in selling a pair?

lower D's seem to help, I always just spur up to the first limb (not on trims duh) and set a line, then use my long lanyard, flipline and climb line to flip/flop up the tree, works well and is safe ish, I gotta buy a new throwball, mine is at the end of its lifespan, but always a great feeling...

so, the spring softens the blow when you step them in? the points look like they work good for the job

thats sick, what species have you used them on other than eucs? im thinking I might want to try and buy a set from you

got any tricks? buy a gaff gauge? whats a good profile in comparison to the pic I posted?

why the grease zerk and spring if I may ask?

ummm, ive seen some weird stuff before, but that has gotta top it, do they work? also, is that a grease zerk on a gaff? lol

ignore the dirt on them, end of the day, in a brush pile didnt feel like taking them off

will take a pic here in a few yes, as much as everyone says not to, your flipline will catch you when you gaff out (as long as your on rough bark, ive tested this extensively) got to 50ft and it still sucked bad enough to come back to the ground

how much force does the tree gaffs put on your knees? it looks like they are trying to pop your knee sideways more than pole gaffs

havent tried shagbark, but what I was in felt like you had to sharpen your spurs to a razor edge (which ive heard makes them stick too bad)

makes sense to me

im slowly getting into the bizz, so far almost every tree ive been paid to spike was something with rather hard bark (hickory, cherry ETC) so im thinking a gaff made for harder stuff (cca gaffs) would be good, but then there is also lots of live/white oak around, with super thick bark where tree...

I was working in some hickory trees yesterday, ended up calling it quits on one because I didnt feel safe on my spurs, (Buckingham pole gaffs) would tree gaffs help? or would the CCA gaffs (for harder power poles) work better? before I buy anything I will be ordering a gaff gauge and...