I have never used a rope. However this is great! My mama climbed, so did my papa, 6 sisters, 1 brother and now all 26 of my parents grandchildren - still no rope. I will learn and introduce this to the children.
Luckily got suggested your channel. As a beginner in climbing/tree surgery this video is very informative & easy to follow. Will definitely be subscribing & keeping up with the channel. Keep it up 👌🏻
Thanks for the kind words Dan! Really pleased our videos are useful for you. The SRT video we made might be useful too. It goes over the Rope Wrench, Taz Lov3 and base anchor setup.
This video was great, but what do you think is the difference in the wear of the climbing rope, if you use a Prusik or a mechanic device such as the Rope Runner Pro?
what´s so british / english about this hitch? Nothing, cause it is around for asround 100years tied like that. Named after his austrian inventor and mountaineering icon Mr. Karl Prusik
Haha! I understand the confusion. The “English Prusik” is just one way of tying a friction hitch (as opposed to the Swabish Prusik etc). It’s odd but the name Prusik seems to be used interchangeably with friction hitch now days. Which IMHO is even more of a testament to Mr Karl Prusik and the affect he had on recreational and industrial climbing.
Lose the intro. Anyone with content that is any good at all has no business plauging their viewers with that annoying repetitive nonsense. If you must, do something at the end, but have some compassion for your viewers.
Absolute ripper video Dan!! Great to see you sharing your knowledge
Thanks legend!! It’s a bit entry level for you though. Nothing in there you wouldn’t already know 😎🤙
@@REECOIL_DOT_COM everyone could do with a little refresher 😉😉 keep these videos coming mate
Really enjoyed your presentation, filming was well done.
Thanks for the great feedback David!! Did you also check out our “Climbing a tree using SRT” video?
Great job on presentation! Well put together keep up the good work!
Thanks so much Ruben! We have a lot of fun making them! And there’s plenty more videos to come. Climb safe bro 😊😎🤙
This video was great, very easy to follow
Thanks Alan! Hope you found it useful. Climb safe 😊👍
I have never used a rope. However this is great! My mama climbed, so did my papa, 6 sisters, 1 brother and now all 26 of my parents grandchildren - still no rope. I will learn and introduce this to the children.
Awesome presentation sir! Love it
Thanks so much Sir! Really appreciate it 🙏. Lots more videos to come :)
Luckily got suggested your channel. As a beginner in climbing/tree surgery this video is very informative & easy to follow. Will definitely be subscribing & keeping up with the channel. Keep it up 👌🏻
Thanks for the kind words Dan! Really pleased our videos are useful for you.
The SRT video we made might be useful too. It goes over the Rope Wrench, Taz Lov3 and base anchor setup.
This video was great, but what do you think is the difference in the wear of the climbing rope, if you use a Prusik or a mechanic device such as the Rope Runner Pro?
Эх, ещё бы субтитры русские,цены бы видео не было! Полезно!
6:47 on the timeline 😂
what´s so british / english about this hitch? Nothing, cause it is around for asround 100years tied like that. Named after his austrian inventor and mountaineering icon Mr. Karl Prusik
Haha! I understand the confusion. The “English Prusik” is just one way of tying a friction hitch (as opposed to the Swabish Prusik etc). It’s odd but the name Prusik seems to be used interchangeably with friction hitch now days. Which IMHO is even more of a testament to Mr Karl Prusik and the affect he had on recreational and industrial climbing.
Lose the intro. Anyone with content that is any good at all has no business plauging their viewers with that annoying repetitive nonsense. If you must, do something at the end, but have some compassion for your viewers.
One double tap will skip it bro (if your watching it on a phone). Hope that helps 🤙