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For some uses yes, for some imo no. The way i use it is often just a temporary line, and i won't need to go that far to retrieve it. It's the closest thing I've ever come across to spiderman's web thing, shoot it over, use it to make a move or a cut, then retract it :lol: The full on 3 prong...

But cory, if you get one, you too can climb like a weak, inexperienced climber like me! :P:P:P:D:lol::lol::lol::lol: Seriously tho, in the right experienced hands (aka yours) i think you would appreciate it and be able to work that much faster. Hell, just on pruning jobs the ability to pull...

They love them, as long as they will hold the load you are putting on them. You just can't ever rely on it for life support.

Nice man!!!!!!!

You could but no. It would likely bend. The epple hook is about perfect, i would think thr dmm one is too.

Not really, but it flies pretty good. I've never seen the dmm one in person, but everything they make is amazing. I bought the epple hook before it came out.

Not sure i understand the question, it's kinda like a piece of pipe that's bent. It has a fixed connection rather than a swivel, so twisting the rope will twist it so you can either catch or release it from a distance.

True.

I have the epple hook and i love it, just a biner and clip it to your harness. I use a really long double ended lanyard, so I've always got a system set up to use it in a few seconds. Practice hooking and unhooking from a distance (twist the line till the hook flips over), that's where you get...