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  • Опубліковано 18 гру 2024

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  • @tonyk9722
    @tonyk9722 5 років тому +2

    Great landyard idea for diy..I did mine the same way and luv it. Thankyou very much for showing how it was made up. Stay safe climbing out there,safety has no shortcuts.

  • @tommasosegala1850
    @tommasosegala1850 3 роки тому +1

    Just an extra prussik! That's smart!

  • @desireeshockey5860
    @desireeshockey5860 6 років тому +7

    Good job dad love you

  • @AugustHunicke
    @AugustHunicke 6 років тому +9

    looks good. interesting about the hand-saw cut resistant core

  • @bunyipben
    @bunyipben 8 років тому +2

    I just started using the same setup but with pinto pulley as my primary slack tender and shizl rope slider for second end, many uses as you described but I am also enjoying the advantage of tying into two stems to aid positioning and when using the DMM Captain hook on one end of the lanyard I have the ability to secure with the second end once having made the traverse

  • @superduty3632
    @superduty3632 6 років тому +7

    I would love to see a thorough walk through on how to build this lanyard.

  • @tuberider1171
    @tuberider1171 2 роки тому

    Booma - best straight to the point overview and smart lanyard - thanks so much for posting - I just subscribed

  • @Garry-nf2dx
    @Garry-nf2dx 8 місяців тому

    Good video mate, the one thing you forgot was to take up the slack on your shoe laces, stop you falling when you are standing on the ground, still a good man onya mate cheers

  • @johnnysherrill8147
    @johnnysherrill8147 9 років тому +5

    Ok. This is brilliant. Nice job and thank you for sharing it!

  • @edwindude9893
    @edwindude9893 4 роки тому +1

    I do this idea now on all my lanyards. Good bit of kit bro.

  • @TerrellWillams
    @TerrellWillams 3 роки тому +1

    Nice flip lanyard

  • @mr.benitezhimself
    @mr.benitezhimself 5 років тому +3

    This is a great system! Just have to get use to it

  • @JustJimJr
    @JustJimJr 4 роки тому

    That's awesome wish I could get 1on1 training. 49yrs old with spine & neck problems are holding me back. I do what I can when I can. Great setup boss.

    • @countryboypa31
      @countryboypa31  4 роки тому

      I do training seminar for companies. Where you located?

    • @JustJimJr
      @JustJimJr 4 роки тому +1

      @@countryboypa31 NWest IA

    • @countryboypa31
      @countryboypa31  4 роки тому

      @@JustJimJr little bit of a hike but if you are serious let me know. Instagram is a good way to get ahold of me or email countryboypa31@yahoo.com

    • @JustJimJr
      @JustJimJr 4 роки тому +1

      @@countryboypa31 thanks. Practicing, low n slow.

  • @ibkg
    @ibkg 2 роки тому

    very well thought out setup

  • @dpeterbannister
    @dpeterbannister 10 років тому +1

    nicely done demo.
    thanks from the UK.

  • @dang5351
    @dang5351 6 років тому +1

    This is cool as hell man! Great way to do it and good exploratory video too!

  • @braunbaerhh
    @braunbaerhh 4 роки тому

    This man is a real pro.

  • @jasonfeazel3806
    @jasonfeazel3806 3 роки тому

    Sweet setup thanks for sharing 👍

  • @TerrellWillams
    @TerrellWillams 7 місяців тому +1

    Sweet

  • @daveaskin1333
    @daveaskin1333 9 років тому

    Awesome. Very many thanks for sharing this. Cheers, from Kiwi land.

  • @Maty-fisherman
    @Maty-fisherman 3 роки тому

    Great video I made one watching this.

  • @dqmc07
    @dqmc07 7 років тому +1

    Awesome video, Thank you and God bless

  • @MrSingleJack
    @MrSingleJack 10 років тому +3

    Nice vid Derrick. Well thought out and implemented.

  • @olivergerstner2229
    @olivergerstner2229 9 років тому

    thank you! great advantage, i will extend my own system in this way. Brilliant.

  • @stephenlawlor211
    @stephenlawlor211 5 років тому +3

    Yay ! I have this lanyard now but with a rooke pulley for tending prussic ! What make of saddle you using ? Thnx.

  • @albertozdil2076
    @albertozdil2076 3 роки тому

    very interesting, thank you for sharing

  • @FunDadAdventures
    @FunDadAdventures 2 роки тому

    Good stuff bro. Thank you!

  • @PANCASARAGIHPRODUCTIONS
    @PANCASARAGIHPRODUCTIONS 5 років тому

    very good mister

  • @ericlakota9095
    @ericlakota9095 7 років тому

    i love it i use the micro persic on my climbing line some what simaler wish my guys could understand they stil cary 2 flips with a sender. and blake on climbing line

  • @danhenderson783
    @danhenderson783 8 років тому

    My wire core flip always gives me the peace of mind when doing removals

  • @1cleandude
    @1cleandude 7 років тому +1

    Looks like a very practical and safe setup; good job!! Can you tell me the brand of harness you're using? Thanks

  • @joeldelgado1736
    @joeldelgado1736 5 років тому +1

    Awesome!, thanks!

  • @christinapankey1415
    @christinapankey1415 6 років тому

    Sweet lanyard

  • @earlbennett7843
    @earlbennett7843 4 роки тому

    Thanks for video i want to make one now

  • @scatoutdebutter
    @scatoutdebutter 5 років тому

    Nice video. Thanks!

  • @arbormac
    @arbormac 9 років тому

    Thanks for the videos. I just put this on my saddle, love it.

  • @kencanoe
    @kencanoe 10 років тому +1

    Thanks Derrick. Is that a knut hitch you're using? I use a 15' lanyard and I was thinking of going shorter and clipping into a prusik, but two things keep me from doing it; I lose the mechanical advantage of ddrt and the remote retrieval aspect. My lanyard does get in the way a lot...maybe I'lll try those clips. THanks again for posting

    • @countryboypa31
      @countryboypa31  10 років тому

      i believe its the michocan (i normally call it the closed blakes. Were a blakes is normally 4wraps up 2. This is 5 wraps up, then up and thru the bottom wrap.) clear as mud? This lanyard is about 15'. You can use up the whole thing just like a normal lanyard, but the option is there to use the other end when needed. The clips are awesome though.

    • @kenyanoviak7664
      @kenyanoviak7664 10 років тому +2

      countryboypa31
      wow,you have the main hitch and then two other hitch options...I'll try this out. Also, this is the first I've heard of the shizll...in place of a pruisk minder pulley? I climb as much on my lanyard as I do on my climbing line once i'm in the tree. Thanks for the info!

  • @mvblitzyo
    @mvblitzyo 7 років тому

    Most excellent tips thank you very much never heard or knew about that thing you called the Schiesel something LOL I'll look it up really appreciate the tip on UA-cam though.

    • @davidmcdonald1195
      @davidmcdonald1195 7 років тому +1

      Shizzl I think it is spelled. From the Netherlands

    • @mvblitzyo
      @mvblitzyo 7 років тому

      David Mc Donald thanks ! I found them at tree stuff look fwd to using it.
      Joe

  • @brandontate7797
    @brandontate7797 7 років тому

    great idea i like the versatility. one ? what do you do for big trees i would run out of rope with your system every other day? do you have a second setup

  • @robertbettis6552
    @robertbettis6552 5 років тому +1

    Very nice

  • @carlhungus5064
    @carlhungus5064 7 років тому

    Thank you!

  • @Sethhaun78
    @Sethhaun78 7 місяців тому

    God bless man

  • @mvblitzyo
    @mvblitzyo 4 роки тому

    Excellent

  • @kivaswander5537
    @kivaswander5537 6 років тому

    I love the idea of tending without pulley! And the micro Prusik is a nice idea, but why not just clip around the rope?

    • @neylosapolos
      @neylosapolos 5 років тому

      I think had a carabine with pulley like that http2.mlstatic.com/mosqueto-hms-aluminio-trava-rosca-24-kn-com-polia-integrada-D_NQ_NP_680756-MLB31136681439_062019-F.webp

  • @flavius3896
    @flavius3896 5 років тому

    Thanks!

  • @SR-mm3th
    @SR-mm3th 9 років тому +7

    This is a great lanyard. Building one myself. One question, how did you make your micro prusik?

    • @RudiBega
      @RudiBega Рік тому

      I make mine with a double fisherman to make the loop and he's using a double prussic knot to attach to the lanyard.

  • @Bluecollar711
    @Bluecollar711 6 років тому

    Happy Thanksgiving 🍁🦃🍽 day

  • @22jul95
    @22jul95 9 років тому

    Awesome setup and where did you get the protos int hat color seen them in uk market but not american!

  • @davidmcdonald1195
    @davidmcdonald1195 8 років тому +2

    Thanks for all the inspiratoon here and elsewhere .... your 'micro prussic' , hard to see from the video how to tie ... any tips ?

    • @AndrewMoizer
      @AndrewMoizer 8 років тому

      I was just trying to figure that out too. This is a very informative video.

    • @ganamide
      @ganamide 7 років тому +3

      For the micro prusik I tied a sliding double fisherman's knot using a little over 2 feet of 5mm cord, slid the knot to make a large loop for the prusik and a tiny loop for clipping into a carabiner. It's easier if you use a larger piece of rope and tighten everything really snug before making the final cut.

  • @velcrostrapslopez5881
    @velcrostrapslopez5881 7 років тому

    very nice....
    im curious which harness are you using in this video? it looks like a good one.

  • @wellsgb1957
    @wellsgb1957 6 років тому

    Clever stuff👍🏻

  • @stephenlawlor211
    @stephenlawlor211 7 років тому

    Thanks for that Info ! Bought one today with sewn eyes at each end with the Rook pulley and black beeline prussic ! Tri-tech is nice ! Which saddle is that ? Thanks Derrick.

  • @MrRicardomoraes
    @MrRicardomoraes 5 років тому

    Excelente

  • @andregoree2196
    @andregoree2196 5 років тому

    I been trying to save up to get that deal you got there.

  • @ulisesgonzalez1912
    @ulisesgonzalez1912 8 років тому

    240... Nice set up. What kind of cord are you using for when you convert into your single line set up?

  • @macbride33
    @macbride33 9 років тому

    Very nice man! What's the cost of that rig? How often do you wish it were longer, if ever? Great post!!

  • @pablos11
    @pablos11 3 роки тому

    What is length of your lanyard, please?

  • @jamesclift7301
    @jamesclift7301 6 років тому

    very smart

  • @ernestsjanisellers8283
    @ernestsjanisellers8283 9 років тому

    wrili cool system

  • @22jul95
    @22jul95 6 років тому

    Send this idea to tree stuff!

  • @arb_hazza5309
    @arb_hazza5309 4 роки тому

    Does anyone know where I could buy a small prussik or really small eye to eye like the one on the tail end of his line?

  • @jjmaher86
    @jjmaher86 8 років тому

    how you like those Everest's?

  • @colsinclair7793
    @colsinclair7793 7 років тому

    I use similar setup👍🏻

  • @Bluecollar711
    @Bluecollar711 6 років тому

    💯💯💯💯💯

  • @dinesrine9798
    @dinesrine9798 7 років тому

    What saddle is that???

  • @morleychallenged
    @morleychallenged Рік тому

    Two points of contact is zero if one of them breaks? Are you sure? This is scary.

    • @morleychallenged
      @morleychallenged Рік тому

      If your waist-point breaks, you're dangling by your legs or falling out of your harness. if your leg-point breaks, your waist-point is all you've got.

  • @chrisheyer1
    @chrisheyer1 7 років тому

    how long is your lanyard your using? thanks

  • @MrJackchap
    @MrJackchap 5 років тому

    An you show how to make this

  • @donaldaadland4301
    @donaldaadland4301 5 років тому

    What knot is that on the ends

  • @AlabanzasyAdoración7
    @AlabanzasyAdoración7 7 років тому

    Very nice, I need one, would you make me one?

  • @creatednordestroyed5339
    @creatednordestroyed5339 5 років тому

    What kinda harness are you using?

    • @countryboypa31
      @countryboypa31  5 років тому

      That saddle is the edelrid treemagic. Unfortunately it's not in production anymore

  • @LincolnWoodworks
    @LincolnWoodworks 9 років тому

    What knot are you using on rope snap? What other knots will work?

    • @countryboypa31
      @countryboypa31  9 років тому

      I'm using a scaffold knot, also sometimes called a double fishermans. Great knot, very reliable. That is the best for that application. The anchor knot or the buntline could be used in this application as well.

    • @countryboypa31
      @countryboypa31  9 років тому

      The knot I used is a scaffold knot. Sometimes also called a double fishermans. That's the only knot id recommend for the sterling tri-Tec

  • @MrJackchap
    @MrJackchap 8 років тому

    Where do you get this stuff?

  • @jasonkuhlman
    @jasonkuhlman 10 років тому

    Just wondering what saddle you are using here

    • @countryboypa31
      @countryboypa31  9 років тому

      Its a TreeMagic. Love that saddle, so light but yet comfortable.

    • @jasonkuhlman
      @jasonkuhlman 9 років тому

      countryboypa31 Thanks. Has it been pretty durable for you. It looks super functional the way it set up. Looks to have a lot of atteachment points. great vid by the way. thanks

  • @desireeshockey5860
    @desireeshockey5860 6 років тому +3

    I'm your son

  • @tonymoore5568
    @tonymoore5568 4 роки тому

    Why does it seem like all tree climbers do a lot of talking and move so fast it is hard to keep up

  • @josephb584
    @josephb584 10 місяців тому

    Bro that lanyards and those prusiks look like I blind kid made It wtf is that

  • @SR-mm3th
    @SR-mm3th 9 років тому +1

    This is a great lanyard. Building one myself. One question, how did you make your micro prusik?

    • @AndrewMoizer
      @AndrewMoizer 8 років тому

      Did you figure out how to tie the micro prusik Steven?

    • @countryboypa31
      @countryboypa31  6 років тому +3

      It's a the wrap prussic with hrc using double fisherman's to create a loop. I tried doing it again and couldn't get it to grab reliably, so if recommend a 4 our 5 wrap prussic