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  1. SeanKroll

    Singing Tree Quickie, with a tied termination?

    Serge!:)
  2. SeanKroll

    Singing Tree Quickie, with a tied termination?

    Good thing...you're ALWAYS hearing about those fallen climbers from crossloading a biner...oh, wait a minute... I like a heavy steel biner for advancing purposes, and I can't really think I'll damage the steel spine. Gate maybe a bit, but so far, so good.
  3. SeanKroll

    Singing Tree Quickie, with a tied termination?

    Thanks. That's what I needed to know. Are slick-pins sold separately, on case of loss/ becoming sticky from pitch or grit? I think I'm going to grab one.
  4. SeanKroll

    Singing Tree Quickie, with a tied termination?

    My regular climb-lines are not spliced. How does this work with a knot, and what works best? I'm used to a scaffold on a biner, but this causes too much cinching, if I can't slip off the end of the keylock biner's nose. Seems like the rope needs to squeeze the Quickie a bit to keep...
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