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I climbed on both...the Euro style gaffed out about 500% more often than the more traditional American style, on my western US conifers and hardwoods.

For my money, caddie pads are the best. Lots of people agree, but plenty have differing opinions. Not a fan of the big bucks...climbed in them a few times, watched others use them for much longer. They get soft and twist on your leg just like any other pad without a steel or aluminum...

:lol: Good plan...

Y'all, most of you anyway, have read my reports of the couple or three gaff injuries I've seen...ugly and painful and long recuperations. Avoid at all cost.

That of course in another excellent reason to not be walking around in them.

Best practice is to never walk in them :). Put them on at the base of the tree, take them off the same place, soon as you hit the ground. It's pretty easy to stick yourself on the ground, moving around. Climbing spurs that is, not the horse spurs :D.