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6000/34000 I have coming back to me

I've wondered if there is any risk of failure from a spring breaking. I haven't experimented.

It changes the proportions. One setting affects the other, as best I can figure.

RECOMMENDED, not approved ropes. The original prototype almost worked on 9 or 10 mm htp, but crept. I tested with a prussic-over-akimbocorn (unicorn). You all would be proud of me. I figured out how to make a clean face-cut, Possibly a little over 1/3 depth...I had Billy-Bob pull real hard...

RECOMMENDED, not approved ropes. The original prototype almost worked on 9 or 10 mm htp, but crept. I tested with a prussic-over-akimbocorn (unicorn). You all would be proud of me. I figured out how to make a clean face-cut, Possibly a little over 1/3 depth...I had Billy-Bob pull real hard...

First post of the thread shows the original. I flew mine some more today, on a long lanyard. My 11mm HTP was not having it. Is New England Escalator considered access-only, or work-compatible? I have some that I've never climbed on, bought in a package. Any ideas on it?

I don't know if the corner trap will prevent inversion, or just cross loading. I saw the Rock-O with keeper wire. I'll look to improve my connection. With Akimbo 2.0, I suggest build the price of the biner into the product. For an experienced climber, its such a smooth treat!!

A picture would help that description. I was getting dialed in on Poison-Hyvee. Working a spar down, I got a bit of floppy slack, when I went to sit down in my saddle after spurring down, the oval biner sorta hung up a bit, flipped over the "spine".

Busted out my old PI to ride yesterday. Gotta dial it in. Per RE Do Not Exceed this weight on the ropes listed below! MANUFACTURER, MODEL, DIA. (mm): Samson, Voyager Cool, 11.8 Teufelberger XStatic 11.7 Yale Poison Ivy / Blue Moon 11.7 WLL: 130KG (286LB) Do Not Exceed this weight on the...

Mine get washed at work:whine:

Wow. Coming to fruition. Congratulations, Jaime.

I suspect that sit-stand gives more of a sawing effect of the rope on the redirection crotch than rope-walking. More bounce. I'm excited for the Akimbo to come to market. Meanwhile, the tried and true HH keeps on tickin'.

With a Rope Walker, sit-back isn't a concern. With a potential for a TIP to break, toothed ascenders above a hitch, or in place of a hitch could cause rope damage.

B, Rope Walker?