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Be proud, it's a job well done!

Oh for sure, I meant it was refreshing to see physical reference material being used and not digital.

I enjoy seeing the handwritten notes and physical photographs for reference. :thumbup:

Everything fits on my carabiner at #3 but #2,3 end up behind the legs of the tether rendering them useless. This was the only I way could pull everything in line and have something accessible to clip my chestbox to.

Tried to get my hitch tighter to the hiker per Bermy's advice and tried a few variations of what goes where on the Hitchclimber with the RW.

Nice to see you aloft! Great vids. I like both ideas.

Ignoring the clove hitch canopy tie, would this scenario pass for a redirect? I passed the bight overtop first but thought this looked better.

Redirects?

Some questions about the Hitchclimber when used with the Ropewrench. Middle attachment point to my saddle, top one to my chestbox or bottom for saddle, middle to chest? And if I was to come down drt, is it a different orientation? And finally, would all three points only get used with...

My rope, chest harness, and Hitchclimber arrived today. I'm sorry for calling the rope ugly. It's awesome!

With drt, a lot of the time I'll just grab both legs and handhaul my self out of difficult spots.

Thanks for all the input! Sounds like the best idea is to have the option available w/o thinking that I'm going to be stranded on every limbwalk if I don't setup a 3 to 1.

Finally, looked up some 3 to 1 techniques and liked these two. There was another good one with a ring and a carabiner but I don't have a ring. Yet.

It's like hauling a load someone else strapped down. You might not take the straps all off just to put them back on but you damn sure are gonna eyeball each strap and give it a little tug. I lost a few scaffold ladders on the highway learning that lesson. Thankfully nothing happened but I...

Funny, I always liked that color scheme. (BRW)

I got off my wallet and ordered some more tools for my Srt'ing. Can you believe a buck a foot for the rope? Have you ever seen an uglier rope? Man, it's exciting ordering gear!

Your welcome @SeanKroll ! So sorry the colors on the dark shirt were a bit of a fail. Brandon, Manitoba.

Finally got outside to use my Hitchhiker and practice more ropewalking. Went up and down half a dozen times. Thanks, yet again Pat. I'm a believer!

I didn't recognize the stopper knots Pat tied but through John's Pdf user manual, I learned it's a Stevedore stopper knot. Learning new things!

Had a much anticipated package arrive today. Excellent! Thanks again to Pat for being so generous. It's frigging cold here, but if I get cabin fever I'll get outside to try it out. Although the picture is deceiving, the yellow cord is a smaller diameter than I've ever had or seen. Is...