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Hey, thanks for that insight...good information

Now that's innovation! Does it bother you at all to have to unclip from two krabs in order to do a changeover?

I'm using icetail, it's about 3/8...MUCH better than beeline. Length of the friction hitch cord is quite important too. Too short and it doesn't back off enough to get a smooth descent or pay out for branchwalking. Love my hitchclimber...worth every penny

Oh somebody just HAD to go there! I wondered how long it would take...

Ta, I'll keep an eye out, or make sumptin' of my own what with the current economic crisis...:roll:

Where do you guys get those little rubber thingys to put on your karabiners?

Well, until I get a new rope, I'll have to deal with my knot for now, it's been a long time since I spliced braided rope so I'm not sure I'd trust myself to do it on my climb line! So far the fisherman's is just low enough not to hit the top of my hitch, the bowline got ditched as it was way...

'Tings is good OTG...' raining today so I get to stay home and send out invoices...mybe I'll even vacuum...NOT! Until I can find my cardreader, I can't post any pictures...:( With the setup I now have, a spliced eye in the end of my climb line would be a distinct advantage, the knot is a tad...

I picked up a new hitchclimber pulley, the one with three attachment holes, when I was in Oz in September. I put it to use for the first time today and after some adjustments to get everything lining up properly I am really liking it! I'm using a distel tied with eye/eye ice tail, when I tried...