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Thanks, BOTS. That is helpful.

Or, maybe look at China and all the pollution.

Bang bang.

I didn't get it either.

6 of one, half dozen of the other.

Burnham nice info thanks for that , awesome thought on that , thanks for the info.

I think i'm tracking what your saying, kinda like rock climbing, just make a trail of attachment points. Ill use that loop runner thing, good idea.

I'm going to embrace my style. I normally do whatever is easier and safer. I listen to a hand full on this site and you and merle are one of them. Thanks, bud.

Did my method sound reasonable though sean? with the hiking up and holding on thing?

I usally do to. But, it was skinny up there. lol...I'm not going to lie it was sketchy. I almost cried for my mom.:lol:

Yea, i kinda figured it's grab and do what ever needs to happen to get up there and get the job done, and stay balanced. Most of the time if the tree is big enough and i have all my stability i don't have to grab the tree just my lanyard. But, i get what your saying about the downward angle, i...

Thanks, Altissimus. If the tree is skinny enough to just grab with your hand, do you just grab it with both hands and hike up a little bit , then advance your lanyard. Or always keep you hands on your lanyard? Just wondering if grabbing the tree for balance is frowned upon.....

Hahaha. Really?. lol

Ok yea I use it on my blaze. I like it. Thanks for the pic.

Blue ice tail? Not familiar with it.

Nice my friend. I have grown to really like ice on my blaze and tenex on my xtc fire. In a michoacan. I have also heard good things about 3/8 stable brade for hitch cord. Cheap to. The melting point of tenex doesn't concern me, seeing how oceans 8mm is right around the same. I believe around 480ish.

WOW. that's a close call. What friction cord is that ? tied in a michoacan? That's been my go to hitch latley with my new climb line. I'm using tenex at the moment. Awesome work Panth.

Thanks, Sean, yes i also when the saw is running i always tie in twice, usually by my crotch area is were i choke my climb line when cutting. So, if anything happens i have my climb line to catch me then i can loosen one of my spur straps and shake my leg and let the turd roll out.lol.

I've seen it on your youtube page MB, i adopted your (step method) how you hike up keeping one a little higher then the other then, step, step , set (one higher) etc. thats how i do it now . Step, step, set one higher , then flip.

I'm home from my job , about half way done out of the 20plus trees to take down, On the real skinny tree i used the 540 and my hands then advanced the wraps it was easier to just hold the skinny little thing and climb that way. On the little bit bigger tree (still skinny) i used the x wrap as...