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We just picked up a rigging plate in spring. Its amazing how big of a difference that makes.... nice little bit of kit. I have also used a big steel rigging ring. Both work well.

Last Friday we used the sh!t out of the knotless system. We were pruning a few large limbs from a cottonwood that was growing over a house. The tree was about 15 ft from the house and the limbs went more than half way over the house. The roof was super steep and walking on the roof was not an...

I couldn't agree with you more! We sometime push the limits on light pieces and that's why all of the different webbing slings make me nervous.

Ok for those who use knotless rigging, see my original post. For those who fail to see the use, I will start a new thread so you can discuss the merits of not using it. P.S. I really like the clevis idea. I may have to try that one.

What's the advantage? Well its having the right tool for the job. Some times it is way more efficient to use that system. I assume you don't use it and you probably wont but that's ok. To each their own.

Butch, That's what I most of the time. Odds are these slings will go unused for a year and the I will toss them. Old habits are hard to break.

I am just wondering what everyone is using in their knotless rigging systems for their slings. I just got done splicing up some 1/2in 3 strand slings that I am going to try. We have mostly been using sewn webbing slings but those always make me nervous. We also have some slings that we...