treeAustria Pro - the best Drayer tree climbing harness yet?
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- WesSpur's Niceguydave takes a look at the treeAustria Pro from Drayer, and sees how this model stacks up to the classic treeAustria 3.2.
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The treeAustria family of climbing harnesses has developed over years, keeping pace with the improvements in tree climbing gear and techniques. Drayer has pushed the development of more comfortable, ergonomic harnesses with customizable rise and fit. Optimized gear loops and attachments for the chest harness make allow you to set up your perfect ride into the treetops.
So nice to see a recent video from you. Great presentation and clear delivery of information. And love the old school Toyota!
Thank you!
I’ve run the glide lite since 09. Only saddle I’ve had so far…seems like I’d dig this one…the edlerid ones I’d like to try too…thanks Dave. How bout that yoto in the background….we love em round the moonshine hills of eastern Ky
Looks like a winner
One component of interest to me would be a loop for saw that tears away at 200lbs of force...I think every climber has had that one time when their saw got stuck in the cut on the way down.
Interesting idea to put that on the harness rather than a tear-a-way lanyard.
Thanks for the presentation. Is there nowhere rated for more than 5 kg to easily attach a chainsaw lanyard?
How does adjusting rise in just two steps work out in reality? I've only ever used harnesses where that adjustment is tightening or loosening a strap, so I'd be concerned about what to do if neither of those two steps are comfortable. However, it is nice that it's set and forget.
Hey there, the slots on the webbing could be used to support more weight, though it's in the ANSI to not hang more than 10lb on the harness.
do you think this is better then the sequoia?
Better is hard to say, it's really a matter of preference once you move into harnesses of this quality.
What's the idea behind having a flat bridge as opposed to a rope bridge?
The webbing bridges are going to be stiffer, and have a different feel to rope. I'll ask if there are additional considerations.
Additional considerations would be different standards for European safety orgs, and less worry about failure due to improper tying of knots.
@@WesSpurTreeEquipment Thanks for the info👍🏻
@@himhim3344 any time!
Sorry, but personally I think it's a step back from the treemotion...hard "Ds" all the way!
treeMo is a definite favorite for many folks!
Monkey Beaver 😉