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Yeah it's made of wire, used just for throw line

Am i seeing a beer coozie on a carb, or am I having bias again?......

No he's deadly serious. Jerry's the mf boss

Yup, i tried ordering that and the right foot one today, they are out of stock for a couple weeks grrrrr

If only my beer gut that holds all that info about metal could help me here! :lol:

Forever, cause that's all i am, and ever will be. If you saw me climb you would say the same, after you woke up from your nap of course :lol:

Exactly. I'm sure we have the double ended long lanyard discussion here, i know i didn't come up with the idea. I just use the hook with it a bunch, and so i have to do less climbing/ work. If i can drift over rather than walk back to the trunk and then back out a different leader, that's...

Cory, i would set it up as a mini climbing system. You want to be able to reach down, transfer it to your attachment swivel, clip the hook, and throw. I use a pinto pulley, and a carb for the other side, complete with spliced eye for the rope. I use a helical hitch, and make a small slip knot...

Oh I forgot to do pics..... I'll grab some.

What do you use for a lanyard? For example, i run a really long double ended rope one for doing the spready parts, aka when i would carry it. For hardcore spar work I swap to a steel core. If you don't run a long double ended lanyard, you could use the tail, or have a longer one setup. The key...

I forgot, i have one of these on there too. Usually forget it's there in the tree as well lol. https://www.treestuff.com/notch-pocket-wedge/

I always thought handsaw to cut rope?

Good points, but i even graduated at 180 plus. Used to be able to do 40 plus dips with a 45 pound weight tied on me, 18 hands forward facing pull ups with a 35 tied on, set 2 pool swim records that stand almost 20 years later (calm down, i was the slow guy on relays :lol:), in other words, i was...

Yup. Occidental leather is about the highest quality tool belts you can buy without going full custom, pretty sure it's buffalo leather. Since i weld a bunch and work with fire, i only use full leather. My drywall pouch is about 14 years old to put in perspective, and has done millions of...

I do, pretty much. I use it that much. Remember I'm part time at best, and I'm bigger than most. 195 to 210 depending on the season, and basically only climb spreading hardwoods. A couple ounces isn't even noticed. My tool belt i wear at work is significantly heavier, Occidental leather...

Long double end lanyard stuffed in a ditty bag, first aid kit, handled ascender with a revolver, epple hook, throw weight and crab, and a loopie with crab. Always have hand saw on leg (very large silky) and obviously a foot and knee ascender. Depending on the accent il wear a chest roller box.

What climbing saw are you using Dave?