Still one of the best and most practical demonstrations of lanyard management on UA-cam. This guy obviously knows his trade and shares a lot of wisdom from his experience. Great video!
as a climber of 6 months I really like these videos. keep em coming! I hate buying stuff without fully understanding all of my options. videos like these make me want to order from u guys!
What an outstanding video! The instructor got to the point fast, had clear instructions, didn't talk excessively about nothing (like you see in so many other videos that other makes on YT).
Nice guy Dave I must say your the best. I ordered me hear from Wespur after watching all of your videos. Customer service is awsome they helped me out got exactly what I needed they even able to over night it got it next day. Best customer service I’ve ever had not to mention how great the gear is. Thanks for all your help making these videos. Look forward to doing business again with soon. I wouldn’t trust any other brand then Wespur. They really know there stuff.
Hey, thanks so much for the great feedback! I've passed it along to Dave and our Customer Service people. That's the level of experience we shoot for, and I'm glad we hit the mark with you. Safe climbing, and enjoy the views!
Thank you for taking your time to produce this. It has been very helpful to my son in hearing someone else tell him the same information while he is learning; it has cause him to ask the right questions.
Great Job Instructing Dave! I have been a power lineman for 38 years. Back in the day my Dad not only did power but also trees I have always admired the arborist but with out hiring on with a tree crew had no way to learn. Now with youtube I can understand your rigging a lot better. To old to change trades but I do admire your skill. God bless the laboring man.
You really know how to make a great video on this subject. Within 5 minutes of watching many of the questions I had about rope climbing were answered. I have spent most of my time working on the ground but recently have needed to go into trees for pruning and lowering. Excellent video. Thanks.
@@WesSpurTreeEquipment I've had the pleasure to speak to Dave on the phone fairly recently. He was very helpful over the phone as well. People like Dave make a big difference to us as customers.
Good video, would be really nice to zoom right up to your belt and see how you are connected to your belt and the way everything is tied to you. You make it all make sense.
Thanks for the effort you put into making a quality video like this! I've been climbing for about 3 years and still was a bit uncertain on a few reasons why I was making the choices in lanyards that I do! Thanks for posting, always helpful! Makes me wanna buy more gear!
WesSpur Tree Equipment I also give you a thumbs up on your quality video and loud and clear audio which is a rarity of youtube videos. your table top description of the products inform the inexperience the purpose of the cams and lanyards and the differences and the different application of the products then you take us to the tree demo, Really an award winning video Narrative, Audio, Editing, and lighting
Thank you Bob, I'm glad that you enjoyed it! As I replied to Aaron, we will be making more guides like this intermittently between the shorter product reviews due to the positive response, so your feedback is very valuable. Thanks again!
Thank you for posting this video. I've learned a lot. I'm glad that you pointed out that the wire core lanyards can still be cut by a chainsaw. I have been curious to learn how to safely climb the trees on my property with various types of climbing equipment. Your demonstrations of the gear were all very helpful in understanding the usefulness and versatility of each piece.
Fantastic video. Clear, thorough and the perfect balance of ‘classroom’ on the ground then live demos. My understanding deepened after watching this. Many thanks.
Dave, As always a great informed video. I always like to see videos on all the equipment. It would be good to see one on all the equipment for SRT climbing.
I dont even do this line of work and I just love these videos, you make it look fun man. ( I just know enough to retrieve my drones from trees, and do a little work around the property) learned a ton from ya man. Thank you for your tips and advice.
I just bought SRT equipment due to PETZL having a Great Sale! When I got it all and wanted to 1st read the manufactures words of wisdom on the product...then try to put this into action. (We have a BIG Cottonwood in the front yard and that's where I do all my Practicing) So, I said to the Wife " if you hear me say" ah that didn't go as Planned" better come see what's up(haha) This is not as easy as one might Think! Getting the Brain to function in a different direction. So, My suggestion is to do a video showing how it all works, each pice and how they get interacted one with the other. As always Thanks Dave Bill
Oh and btw watch buckin Billy rays vid layin into a wire core with a ported 200t....it opened my eyes but now I'm sure people's had different experiences with the situation....it took sawin into it like a limb to finally sever it...nickin it didn't phase it
buckin shouldn't of put that vid out.. a chainsaw will slice through a flipline before you can say jack robinson as your falling to your death. treat any rope in a tree like its made of cotton. you might live longer for it.
Even if the gear is sound, it's important that the user is comfortable with it! You've got to find the safe solution that works for you. Happy climbing!
Hey there! Sorry this comment slipped through earlier. The Gibbs does offer a larger version that should work with 5/8". You can see both versions and other adjusters here: www.wesspur.com/fliplines/mechanical-adjusters.html
Dave I watched the video where you go over the different spurs and pads. I have a job where I was free climbing no equipment except for ropes and saw I have 5 of the 10 which I haven’t fallen the tops I just am uncertain about the spurs and flip line could you help me Thank you, Aaron Dauphin I also would like to take a course
Hi Aaron, please reach out via phone or email to our sales staff and they can help you make a selection, and put you in contact with Dave if they can't answer your questions on their own. 800-268-2141 or weborders@wesspur.com. Thanks!
My lanyard is slipping on tree surface, its a rope with wire core. Do you have any suggestions? Anything to wrap it with I was thinking maybe 550 cord but haven’t done anything yet.
Hi there, thanks for your comment. Dave spends a lot of time working with local property owners to find trees that can be used for demonstration and training because they are slated for removal. Stay safe!
Hi strubies, not in this video, but if you search for 'Zigzag Setup' you will find any number of videos about setting up the Zigzag. Petzl has updated the device since this video was made.
+WesSpur Tree Equipment thank you i been wanting to order it i just started tree climbing and im using the leather belt like the line mans used and wanting to get a new one
+WesSpur Tree Equipment thank you i been wanting to order it i just started tree climbing and im using the leather belt like the line mans used and wanting to get a new one
+WesSpur Tree Equipment just doing a follow up I bought the lanyard that i mention in the other comment and I'm having trouble with it could you guys help me out thanks still a happy customer 5 out of 5 good prices and fast shipping.. it might be that way I'm using it lol new guy here
+Joshuah Gardner Hey sorry about that Joshuah I never saw the notification for this message. If you're still having an issue please give us a call and we'll help sort you out!
Should I use arbor master hawk eye or vortex hot I am going to buy 25 feet of one or the other this month to make a lanyard but I can't decide which to get
wildairsoft1 Vortex Hot will come a tad more supple and pliable than any of the Arbormaster lines right out of the box. A lot of people are fans of using 24-strands for their long lanyards, but ultimately the preference in hand feel and weight will come down to a personal one.
We do have a paper catalog, and if you order a lanyard that we have in stock we can likely get it to you within a week, if you live in the continental united states. If you'ld like to receive a catalog, give us a call and we can get one out to you!
@@byronbeatty7285 Sure thing! You can sign up for a free catalog at the following link, or give us a call and we can get one out to you: www.wesspur.com/order-catalog.html Have a great day and stay safe out there!
I take a three sixteenths (dia.) piece of wire rope and then have a three quarters piece of Poly - Pro or Dacron woven over it. Have the eye in the wire rope crimped and then hand turn the eye in the synthetic line over the wire. Use a "Cat's Paw" knot ( on your D ring ) and your'e go to go, no hardware clash, extra weight and expense, no chance at failure either as knots are fail proof...Tree Service Supply outfits love to sell gear, Don't be misled...
Still one of the best and most practical demonstrations of lanyard management on UA-cam. This guy obviously knows his trade and shares a lot of wisdom from his experience. Great video!
Thank you, Rob!
If you can not understand Dave's Tutorials than you could never eat with a spoon. Love his clarity and forwardness.
as a climber of 6 months I really like these videos. keep em coming! I hate buying stuff without fully understanding all of my options. videos like these make me want to order from u guys!
Awesome David, glad to hear you're enjoying them!
What an outstanding video! The instructor got to the point fast, had clear instructions, didn't talk excessively about nothing (like you see in so many other videos that other makes on YT).
Glad you enjoyed it! Dave definitely doesn't like to put in unnecessary filler. He's a very direct guy, and we love that about him!
A comprehensive review and really good video. This guy's vocabulary reveals erudition that goes beyond on the job training.
Nice guy Dave I must say your the best. I ordered me hear from Wespur after watching all of your videos. Customer service is awsome they helped me out got exactly what I needed they even able to over night it got it next day. Best customer service I’ve ever had not to mention how great the gear is. Thanks for all your help making these videos. Look forward to doing business again with soon. I wouldn’t trust any other brand then Wespur. They really know there stuff.
Hey, thanks so much for the great feedback! I've passed it along to Dave and our Customer Service people. That's the level of experience we shoot for, and I'm glad we hit the mark with you. Safe climbing, and enjoy the views!
Thank you for taking your time to produce this. It has been very helpful to my son in hearing someone else tell him the same information while he is learning; it has cause him to ask the right questions.
Fantastic, glad it is helpful! Education and asking questions is so important for safety. Best wishes to your son as he learns!
Great Job Instructing Dave! I have been a power lineman for 38 years. Back in the day my Dad not only did power but also trees I have always admired the arborist but with out hiring on with a tree crew had no way to learn. Now with youtube I can understand your rigging a lot better. To old to change trades but I do admire your skill. God bless the laboring man.
Wise advice, thank you.
You really know how to make a great video on this subject. Within 5 minutes of watching many of the questions I had about rope climbing were answered. I have spent most of my time working on the ground but recently have needed to go into trees for pruning and lowering. Excellent video. Thanks.
Thanks for the feedback, Rupert - passing it along to Dave! Stay safe and happy climbing.
Absolutely essential video Dave!
Thank you sir.
I'll be buying from you guys this week.
Very glad it's helpful! Thank you for your business.
A real class and expert presentation by a great instructor.
Glad you enjoyed it! We'll pass your kind words along to Dave.
Don’t know how I landed here but this guy’s a badass
Thanks for this video Dave. It's very informative and helpful.
We're glad it's helpful! I'll pass that along to Dave.
@@WesSpurTreeEquipment I've had the pleasure to speak to Dave on the phone fairly recently. He was very helpful over the phone as well. People like Dave make a big difference to us as customers.
@@stevebrough304 thank you for that, couldn't agree more! The experience and knowledge he has is amazing. Stay safe!
I was confused on what lanyard was best for my purposes. Now I know. Thanks.
Great video! I'm green at climbing and this video gave me answers to some of my curiosity about different rigs. Thanks man
Glad it helped! Climb safe!
This was great information , Thank you very much
Good video, would be really nice to zoom right up to your belt and see how you are connected to your belt and the way everything is tied to you.
You make it all make sense.
Great job on taking the time to share your knowledge, Much appreciated.
Thanks for the effort you put into making a quality video like this! I've been climbing for about 3 years and still was a bit uncertain on a few reasons why I was making the choices in lanyards that I do! Thanks for posting, always helpful! Makes me wanna buy more gear!
Thanks for the kind words Aaron. We'll be trying to make more long-form guide videos in future!
WesSpur Tree Equipment I also give you a thumbs up on your quality video and loud and clear audio which is a rarity of youtube videos. your table top description of the products inform the inexperience the purpose of the cams and lanyards and the differences and the different application of the products then you take us to the tree demo, Really an award winning video Narrative, Audio, Editing, and lighting
Thank you Bob, I'm glad that you enjoyed it! As I replied to Aaron, we will be making more guides like this intermittently between the shorter product reviews due to the positive response, so your feedback is very valuable. Thanks again!
Thank you for posting this video. I've learned a lot. I'm glad that you pointed out that the wire core lanyards can still be cut by a chainsaw. I have been curious to learn how to safely climb the trees on my property with various types of climbing equipment. Your demonstrations of the gear were all very helpful in understanding the usefulness and versatility of each piece.
Fantastic video. Clear, thorough and the perfect balance of ‘classroom’ on the ground then live demos. My understanding deepened after watching this. Many thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it Ian :)
Thanks a million! I just learned a lot!
I've got to flip-line next week and i've not climbed in a long time, thanks for this video man.
thanks very much, great teacher, solid video.
Nice vid,Dave. Thanks for the work.
Awesome deminstration. Thanks for sharing had to watch a few times to take it all in.
Dave, As always a great informed video. I always like to see videos on all the equipment. It would be good to see one on all the equipment for SRT climbing.
Good idea!
Good work explaining your climbing techniques and preferences.
My favorite even though it's bulky is a long two in one but using two separate friction hitches so you can have a pulley tending system
Yes logically that seems best!
I dont even do this line of work and I just love these videos, you make it look fun man. ( I just know enough to retrieve my drones from trees, and do a little work around the property) learned a ton from ya man. Thank you for your tips and advice.
Glad to hear it!
you forgot to say that prussik knot is preferred because is a two ways friction. Other friction hitches only lock on one way.
Muito obrigado amigo por vc compartilhar suas informações Deus abençoe
Great info, THANKS!
Glad it's helpful! If you have any questions, please get a hold of us at weborders@wesspur.com, or 800.268.2141.
Thanks!
I just bought SRT equipment due to PETZL having a Great Sale! When I got it all and wanted to 1st read the manufactures words of wisdom on the product...then try to put this into action. (We have a BIG Cottonwood in the front yard and that's where I do all my Practicing) So, I said to the Wife " if you hear me say" ah that didn't go as Planned" better come see what's up(haha) This is not as easy as one might Think! Getting the Brain to function in a different direction. So, My suggestion is to do a video showing how it all works, each pice and how they get interacted one with the other.
As always Thanks Dave
Bill
what a great video, thanks so much for the clarity.
Great video
Great video man
Appreciate the feedback, glad it was useful!
Great video very informative
Thank you, very helpful video
Awesome I'm looking for new techniques
Hope the video is helpful! Feel free to reach out if we can help with any gear questions. 800-268-2141
Thanks great information
Outstanding presentation, thank you!
Great teacher...now I want your vest Dave lol..
Oh and btw watch buckin Billy rays vid layin into a wire core with a ported 200t....it opened my eyes but now I'm sure people's had different experiences with the situation....it took sawin into it like a limb to finally sever it...nickin it didn't phase it
arborist460. Yes. This guy should make a video backing up his claim that wire core will cut as easy.
buckin shouldn't of put that vid out.. a chainsaw will slice through a flipline before you can say jack robinson as your falling to your death. treat any rope in a tree like its made of cotton. you might live longer for it.
Fantastic video!
Glad I watched this video because I'm a newbie and don't think I would trust a flip line with a cam lock...yes, I'm a bit paranoid.
Even if the gear is sound, it's important that the user is comfortable with it! You've got to find the safe solution that works for you. Happy climbing!
top notch video !!
Thank you Tony!
excellent !
good job thankyou
Glad it's helpful, let us know if we can help out with anything else.
Thanks for the video(s)
Question please........ what is a "cowtail"?
How about tall skinny smooth palm trees ,talking about a safety rope or would a tree strap be better ..thanks
Wery good videos
👏 👏 👏....nice video....
Is there any kind on mechanical adjuster like the gibbs that will work for 5/8"? The Gibbs says 1/2" only.
Hey there! Sorry this comment slipped through earlier. The Gibbs does offer a larger version that should work with 5/8". You can see both versions and other adjusters here: www.wesspur.com/fliplines/mechanical-adjusters.html
Dave I watched the video where you go over the different spurs and pads. I have a job where I was free climbing no equipment except for ropes and saw I have 5 of the 10 which I haven’t fallen the tops I just am uncertain about the spurs and flip line could you help me
Thank you,
Aaron Dauphin
I also would like to take a course
Hi Aaron, please reach out via phone or email to our sales staff and they can help you make a selection, and put you in contact with Dave if they can't answer your questions on their own. 800-268-2141 or weborders@wesspur.com. Thanks!
How did he tie that life line off? bowline knot?
I still like my two lanyard
*****Professional!!!
Good info
My lanyard is slipping on tree surface, its a rope with wire core. Do you have any suggestions? Anything to wrap it with I was thinking maybe 550 cord but haven’t done anything yet.
Hi Michael - what type of trees you climbing? What's the condition & brand of your lanyard?
What's Dave doing wearing spurs on this tree? Not necessary and the reason I'll be going to other suppliers :/
Hi there, thanks for your comment. Dave spends a lot of time working with local property owners to find trees that can be used for demonstration and training because they are slated for removal. Stay safe!
does he go over the safety line setup he has there?
Hi strubies, not in this video, but if you search for 'Zigzag Setup' you will find any number of videos about setting up the Zigzag. Petzl has updated the device since this video was made.
Equate hand sanitizer liquifies tree pitch.
Good tip, thanks.
So does mayonnaise. Try it !
On the 2-in-1 lanyard, would it be possible to substitute the prusik with a Ropeman, or would this interfere with the functionality of the system?
Hi Nate, a one way deice will not work in a 2 and 1 configuration.
What type of Spurs are you using?
Thanks cool😆
I want to buy that gadget...how much price sir?
That will depend on which gadget you're looking at. Check out www.wesspur.com for current pricing on all items. :)
can you demonstrate Klimair 2-in-1 Flipline Kit
+Joshuah Gardner I'll see what we can do! Thanks!
+WesSpur Tree Equipment thank you i been wanting to order it i just started tree climbing and im using the leather belt like the line mans used and wanting to get a new one
+WesSpur Tree Equipment thank you i been wanting to order it i just started tree climbing and im using the leather belt like the line mans used and wanting to get a new one
+WesSpur Tree Equipment just doing a follow up I bought the lanyard that i mention in the other comment and I'm having trouble with it could you guys help me out thanks still a happy customer 5 out of 5 good prices and fast shipping.. it might be that way I'm using it lol new guy here
+Joshuah Gardner Hey sorry about that Joshuah I never saw the notification for this message. If you're still having an issue please give us a call and we'll help sort you out!
Should I use arbor master hawk eye or vortex hot I am going to buy 25 feet of one or the other this month to make a lanyard but I can't decide which to get
wildairsoft1 Vortex Hot will come a tad more supple and pliable than any of the Arbormaster lines right out of the box. A lot of people are fans of using 24-strands for their long lanyards, but ultimately the preference in hand feel and weight will come down to a personal one.
+WesSpur Tree Equipment Do you have a paper catalog? Can I order and have my lanyard within a week?
We do have a paper catalog, and if you order a lanyard that we have in stock we can likely get it to you within a week, if you live in the continental united states. If you'ld like to receive a catalog, give us a call and we can get one out to you!
@@WesSpurTreeEquipment i would like a catalog
@@byronbeatty7285 Sure thing! You can sign up for a free catalog at the following link, or give us a call and we can get one out to you:
www.wesspur.com/order-catalog.html
Have a great day and stay safe out there!
Where ??? Cam you order 1inch manilla at 【
Are you in Washington state? You may still be able to get it at Woods Logging Supply, in Sedro Wooley.
@@WesSpurTreeEquipment east Tennessee smokey mountains
@@Sethhaun78 ah, sorry, no ideas for the East coast.
Good
Hello, at about 21:00 what length 2 in 1 lanyard are you using? Thank you!
I believe that was a 15'er
Thank you!
link for Gibbs Klimair is incorrect
Adjusted the link, thank you for spotting that.
Arbiculture? Arboriculture
I take a three sixteenths (dia.) piece of wire rope and then have a three quarters piece of Poly - Pro or Dacron woven over it. Have the eye in the wire rope crimped and then hand turn the eye in the synthetic line over the wire. Use a "Cat's Paw" knot ( on your D ring ) and your'e go to go, no hardware clash, extra weight and expense, no chance at failure either as knots are fail proof...Tree Service Supply outfits love to sell gear, Don't be misled...
this guys knows his shit and I buy a ton of gear from Wesspur.
Nice vid,Dave. Thanks for the work.