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Congratulations Jamie! Well done.

what do you mean by a smaller sized spline? I'm trying to picture the one person's bolt. that sounds like a definite revolutionary breakthrough

that's interesting! it makes sense, that was an actual trade being a riveted. It is clear that rivets are stronger and more aesthetic as well. my complaint with them is that you can't swap out parts. for me, aluminum is a preferable friction surface, but it wears quickly. with rivets you...

I agree with the rivets thing. it seems no one in the manufacturing or retail world is a fan of the end user being able to disassemble their products. But I agree, I like nuts and bolts. I have had a hard time pushing that point to manufacturers outside of cmi. but to me, that's one reason...

the RR2 is virtually identical to the Runner that that i have been climbing on since 2012. It has some improvements, mainly keeping all the pieces together. the curves were all Rock my personal aesthetics taste is less curvy. the functional design, what makes the runner work is unchanged...

Do you have to declare that as income on your 2015 taxes if you haven't spent that money by the end of t year

I couldn't keep a secret if I tried!

It ws very expensive and quite bulky. It also only worked on doubled rope not SRT compatible. The ART lock Jacks and cousins did the job much better at a fraction of the bulk.

Only 2.3 oz heavier than the runner. ;). Been playing a bit with the akimbo. It's pretty sweet, I do have to say.