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That was my retired hitch cord in the background. I had just replaced it with the fresh hitch cord then I took pics. 3/8" Sta Set. I started with 5/16" but it was too grabby. The thicker hitch cord was smoother and stronger.

I used a 4/1 and loved it. Never saw the need for the long hitches where you had to reel in 24" of rope to advance the hitch 12". Mine was short and tight, less than 2" of slack.

90% of tree climbers stick to the simple old style saddle, buckstrap, gaffs and Blake's hitch (or tautline). They are not interested in anything new. Most climbers have used that old style system for years (decades) and it works just fine and they have no interest in spending more money on new...

You must know about a harness of which I'm not aware. The only full body harness I know of is a 'fall arrest' harness with the D ring in the back. They are OSHA required for aerial lifts but I refused to wear one. If you do fall out, you are completely helpless to rescue yourself and are 100%...