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Sweet pick.

Interesting. Thanks for your response.

Kevin, this was probably discussed in the past but I missed it; The zk1 had adjustability for rope size/amount of friction desired, but the zk2 doesn't have that adjustiblity, I was wondering why you did away with it?

Cool, fun vid, nicely shows the advantages of the RiW.

That sounds like a good approach. Ill probably try that if anchoring low doesn't work, I haven't tried it yet.

Not sure how I missed this interview with KB but if y'all also haven't seen it, it's fun. Wow, the description of the close call with the big log leaning over the house and toward Kevin's lap sounded nasty! Getting psyched to try a ZK1 at the bottom of a tree, pulley at the top for the next...

Geez it didn't take em long to get that together. How does one splice such a short pc of rope???

<iframe width="420" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/M8h7SvyH_kE" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> Geez I guess KB is just getting started with finding different apps for that wicked device, coollll stuff.

Wow he built a HD one. Cool. The very beginning of that video is unique.

KB, on TB you mentioned good when pulling, that is a great idea. Like if decent sized limbs are being removed that are close to the limit for handling with no lowering device (just gloves), and to crane them over a bit during cutting is called for, pull them over with little friction resisting...

Leave it to him to come up with that simple application. Needless to say, the concept never even remotely occurred to me. But that's what is cool about a lot of problems or challenges or needs in life: frequently, the answer is right there under your nose and has been for quite awhile, you just...

Wow that is cool, have you been using a wrench for rigging for a long time?