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He checks in now and again.

Too easy!:P

Wrist pushups are a tad insane, imo

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:thumbup: If you are really into pushups, you might consider these https://www.dragondoor.com/products/neuro-grip/ , I got a pair and they are a lot of fun

Are you doing any extra fitness stuff to make up for the less physical job?

Good stuff, Jed. Great to have your insight and perspective back here at da House. I can see using a well-dialed in taut line, but closed system? I'd have to see that to see it being safe as well as productive. Maybe those guys are tooken it to another level:/: Sean, I like the list! Uh...

All these rave reviews for a RR, guess that'll be next for me. So btw, has basically everyone gone mechanical or are there still some friction cord folks out there?

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Oh ok, gotcha. Which brings to mind a question- how much wear can a zig zag take? Does it wear like, well, iron and take many years of climbing before it would show wear that would be an issue?

Great to read ya, Jed! What do you mean RR is more sustainable? Good info on the RR. Stig is still here in a big way, I think he is literally on a short walkabout somewhere for a bit

I agree, MRS is a more succinct term re what is happening

Sounds about right, thanks. :drink:

Um, MRS? Obviously I should know this but I'm drawing a blank.

You'd love it. Dat taut line would be livin in da trash can;) Reading a bit about it before I bought it seemed to indicate that certain mods had been made and it was improved over the original version. I also liked seeing the vid online that showed break testing it after it had already been...

There was basically no learning curve. And when it took up slack by itself after getting some rope weight hanging below it...:big-love:

I just climbed on it for the first time, did a challenging reduction on a 60' sugar maple. Thing is sweet and smooth! I used to love my friction hitch but after one 3 hour climb, this seems to be significantly better