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I spent 4 hours in my Bashlins. 2 days ago. New to me. But used. I put new tree gaffs on and made all new straps. I really like them. The wider gaffs don't sink in quite as ]deep on the younger cottonwoods as my Kline's do. And they are nice and light.

That's a great tool. A good masues that knows how to do accu. Pressure is better but the kane is great for between visits.

Dead lifts are about the best weight, lift there is. . As long as you don't over do it. Which most seem to do. .

I'm real familiar with back pain. Tho. The older I get the less my back hurts. . An Ostiopath told me that if a person has strong arms and tight hamstrings that they will most likely have back problems. . We have 2 of most ofthe important parts. But only 1 spine.

I would recommend a spinrocracker before I'de be getting any muscles paralized. Those muscles in side there are there for a good reason Chiropractors have helped me greatly over the years.

Been to quite a few chiropractors over the years. . Lots of steep ground that I cut on My legs kinda ain't what they use to be. Around 40 they just never came back. Not like they had been when I was a riggin rat. Running all day. I was kinda hard on my bod when I was in my 20s+30s .. but...

Does workin all day swinging a power saw qualify as exercise?? One thing I really like about the Kask arb helmet. I've found that if I lean the front of it against the tree and push with my head a little I can drain about a shot glass of sweat right down the tree. I do that 6-8 times a day...

Can't stand smoking , what a welfare system. . Non smokers are workin while smokers are takin a smoke break. . Being a logger and a faller I chew. . Can't burn anything down and don't have to stop working. I've found it was the only way to teach new groundies to stay clear of the danger...

I think I'll just stick with Kline's they work as good at sticking thick bark as the 3 1/2" Buckingham's do but are far far more comfortable for me. But. I have been thinking about the Adkins diet.. I get a moose and a caribou this fall and I'll prolly try it.

I downloaded their PDF and that's what they say.

The aluminium ones have the same 240 lb weight limit.

Except they are for skinny guys. Not everyone that works in trees is built like a long distance runner. Was it Not possible for them to make them with a 300 lb weight rating 150 kg.

I'm not quite understanding the angles Max?

255 pounds of muscle, guts and speed. :-)

Except they aren't for those of us that have extra gravity holding our boots to the ground