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Butch, that's because it's extremely rare for any tree climber to ever fall straight down from their tie in. We are almost always at an angle to our rope attachment point so any fall will pull us sideways when the rope gets taut instead of being snapped to a sudden stop. This entire topic is...

History has shown that the best climbing ropes are the lower stretch ropes. Safety Blue, Hi-Vee, Blue Streak are all excellent low stretch ropes. Trees are dynamic, not static, and our saddles are designed for work positioning, not fall arrest. Therefore the fall arrest argument shouldn't even...