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@treebilly In my sometimes useless opinion, I believe that the RRP is an improvement upon the RR. Notice I didn't say "huge" improvement, because it isn't. But the improvement is nonetheless tangible and I am admittedly a "young buck" as well, so perhaps I am unwittingly biased because I'm a...

That's interesting that you put it into the dishwasher. I presume you did so without any dish soap? Or did you need soap to get off the "sticky" stuff? Was it sap/generic tree fluids? .Now, once you washed it and dried it out, did you need to re-lubricate the joints? Or did it not have an effect...

That's really interesting. I can honestly say that I know exactly what you're talking about. Every time I line up the bollard, it would stay where I wanted it until the final 25% of the available screw rotation, where the twisting would cause it to climb up the slot it is in like a tire catching...

Thanks for the heads up about needing to have some kind of lubricant. With all the forces being exerted on that bollard, I can imagine it could get pretty stuck after awhile if it isn't kept lubricated. Good advice!

I washed my rope yesterday and then thoroughly dried it out on a table using a fan overnight. Today I went out to give it another go. I am delighted to report that I was finally able to get my Rope Runner Pro to work under a bollard position which didin't have me fearing for my safety. Overall...

Thanks for the great idea! I'm washing it as we speak and I'll try it out again once it dries. I'll let everyone know if I have any better luck after it's been washed.

About three months ago, I decided to buy a new rope. After careful consideration, I decided to purchase 150' of Teufelberger Drenaline 11.8mm rope. At this point, buying a new Rope Runner Pro (RRP) wasn't on my radar. Fast forward to roughly one week ago and, after tirelessly researching...