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  1. bonner1040

    More HH questions from a first time SRT'er

    Any time. That is a NICE tether. did you make it?
  2. bonner1040

    More HH questions from a first time SRT'er

    Scott, I am glad you are loving it!
  3. bonner1040

    More HH questions from a first time SRT'er

    You were so fast man...
  4. bonner1040

    More HH questions from a first time SRT'er

    Better than this system? <iframe width="560" height="315" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/-a3Df-Jeio8" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> Kevin is the 2nd half
  5. bonner1040

    More HH questions from a first time SRT'er

    Its an addiction! You tried the Haas right Kevin?
  6. bonner1040

    More HH questions from a first time SRT'er

    I agree that you can get the job done with all those things, but it isnt the same. Cheaper, by far, but not the same.
  7. bonner1040

    More HH questions from a first time SRT'er

    Great setup if the bungee isn't your thing.
  8. bonner1040

    More HH questions from a first time SRT'er

    When I was stung by the bees, I had just bombed a bunch of really long, brushy limbs right onto my coiled rope. I wont say that I wouldnt have been able to descend DRT, but i had no issue on my HH.
  9. bonner1040

    More HH questions from a first time SRT'er

    The included 10mm beeline on 11mm htp. I also have 10mm HTP but haven't used it.
  10. bonner1040

    More HH questions from a first time SRT'er

    Whatever kind of swing it the HH, and SRT in general is much more suited to it than DRT. There is no change in friction at the tie in, or from any thing you might cross during the swing, nor is there any issue with the tail of your rope having to come up as you go down. Overall its much more...
  11. bonner1040

    More HH questions from a first time SRT'er

    I like the HRC with PI, but I like the beeline with my HTP
  12. bonner1040

    More HH questions from a first time SRT'er

    Absolutely! The HH really shines at big bombing swings.
  13. bonner1040

    More HH questions from a first time SRT'er

    The opposite, since I set my line over multiple crotches with plenty of deflection I tie in in on ridiculously small branches.
  14. bonner1040

    More HH questions from a first time SRT'er

    MY issue with most of the harware based base ties is the weight on the downhill side of the rope. It can create a false sense of tightness in the climbing line, as well as make slack tending a bear. I have never needed a rescue, and dont intend to. Tying the butterfly knots is something I do...
  15. bonner1040

    More HH questions from a first time SRT'er

    Poison ivy works well with the hh.
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