Thanks for wideo. This is the new level for me. And i think storing the rope in rope bag is alot more confort and practical when you use it. on climbing. See ya
@BIOJECT no you dont need a perfect coil if you have a rope bag. If you are storing the rope without a bag you need to use the proper technique of coiling the rope. The method is similar to storing a rope for a toss bag, it will uncoil easier if its not in standard wraps.
(note: this only works if the rope is wrapped up tight afterward like he did, it wont work in a duffel or backpack)
My friend is a third generation timber man, and he uses farm feed bags or burlap. The willy-nilly stowage method used here is correct! Both fast, and non-tangling.
I no longer hang out with tree climbers much. But I keep my electrical extension cords in buckets, nowadays. Kind of a similar principle: fast, correct, and yet no tangles.
he sounds like bam magera
petpillow 6 months ago
Thanks for wideo. This is the new level for me. And i think storing the rope in rope bag is alot more confort and practical when you use it. on climbing. See ya
sovaGTI 9 months ago
So you don't need to perfectly coil the rope to store it in a rope bag?
BIOJECT 11 months ago
@BIOJECT no you dont need a perfect coil if you have a rope bag. If you are storing the rope without a bag you need to use the proper technique of coiling the rope. The method is similar to storing a rope for a toss bag, it will uncoil easier if its not in standard wraps.
(note: this only works if the rope is wrapped up tight afterward like he did, it wont work in a duffel or backpack)
snocket 10 months ago
My friend is a third generation timber man, and he uses farm feed bags or burlap. The willy-nilly stowage method used here is correct! Both fast, and non-tangling.
I no longer hang out with tree climbers much. But I keep my electrical extension cords in buckets, nowadays. Kind of a similar principle: fast, correct, and yet no tangles.
Artificerabbit 1 year ago
You're a tool
gilesclement 1 year ago
Remember I'm a d-bag and storing your rope can be dangerous and deadly.
Snowtris 2 years ago
haha, what
countryisthelife 2 years ago
awesome vid! thanks for the tip
tekno1er 2 years ago