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one thing about the rrp is that it needs a bit of 3:1 oil or high quality bike lube from time to time.

i climb SRT a good bit. however, i find approaching trees with two ropes gives a lot of options. especially wide spreading trees. it makes for better work positioning and can be beneficial in getting out to the tips.

when i was in Norway, that was a complaint i heard from pretty much everybody. they didn't seem to mind the beer, but that was my only complaint with Norway.

I have the RE omni swivel on my bridge.

The rr is smooth with a haul back. You just have to be aware of the danger and act accordingly. It doesnt mean that it can not be done.

They should work. 16 strand is often very bouncy in a stationary configuration. It reminds me a little of riding a mountain bike with full shocks in the city. Which has both its advantages and disadvantages. A lot of people hate bounce but it is possible to use the bounce to your advantage.

I do! It was quite an honor. I remember that throw line event well too. I Had it double bagged in the highest crotch but got too hasty and got myself in a tangle.

We are all good. Petzl is still garbage though!

You all are my mentors here. You have all been such a big part of my life over the course of my career. intricate saw work in big wood in the PNW is something I only can imagine, I would look pretty green and awkward out there no doubt about it! I love seeing the fabricators on this place...

Absolutely not. The rope wrench is an all around tool. I know many people that love the runner but still ride a wrench at work. Working with a hitch is irreplaceable.