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Thanks, good info.

Grendle, which do you like better as a hitch tender, the HC or the pinto?

Like, in the Park, or is their a town Yosemite? Either way, sounds like a sweet spot for an outdoor loving kid to grow up

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Most prefer a smaller diameter rope/cord. You should buy some tenex, its strong, easy to work with, inexpensive. It doesn't like a long, fast rappel though, cuz it has a lower melting point than some other cords. It would be a great place to start though. I use tenex, it is supple. My climber...

Exactly. It's the way to go. Opens up a lot of different possibilities, both for production and safety, not to mention saving your climb line by putting all the wear on a short, replaceable cord instead of your rope. Many here can give greater detail on this but that is the big picture.

Mike do you use a separate cord for your friction hitch or do you use the end of your rope. A separate cord is da bomb for most climbers. Plenty of good hitch ideas at mytreelessons.com

Looks like you are hogging all the large diameter work!:lol:

You must know a bit about climbing already to make those honkers go away8)

Nice shots, Mountain. What brought you to the TreeHouse?

How old or new are those pics?

Yes!

Heckuva picture, Mountain.