Wonder how to go from a Blake's Hitch to a Hitch Climber Pulley? Or how to climb SRT/SRS? Or what makes SRT better than DRT rope climbing? Nick Bonner from TreeStuff covers tree …

We will walk through the features and benefits of these systems to help you better understand how each works so you can find which fits your style of tree climbing.

There are two basic tree climbing techniques: moving rope system (MRS, formerly called doubled-rope technique [DRT]) and single rope technique (SRT). MRS is simpler and safer, making it …

The climbing systems that we will be using to climb and access trees are part of a broader category of safety equipment known as work positioning systems. These systems include the …

May 24, 2024 · Starting with just a rope and a tree, DMM technical expert Taylor Hamel shows you how to create 6 different climbing versatile climbing systems and how they work up in the …

In SRS - Stationary Rope System - the climber moves on an stationary, anchored rope. Previously known as SRT or Single Rope Technique.

JRB uses and recommends a 60′ or 80 ‘ Three Hitch System because it can be used with ANY of the recommended methods. No matter what you build, give yourself TIME to Learn, Plan, …

In my opinion the ends of our climbing lines are the most functional and versatile yet most people place their anchors and support/suspension points in the middle and leave the ends on the …

The Unicender by Rock Exotica is an all-in-one ascender/descender that works in both single and doubled rope techniques (SRT and DRT). This unique "mechanical split-tail" designed …

The Akimbo² is the second iteration of the popular mid-line-attachable climbing device for tree care. Like the original, the Akimbo² allows you to position, ascend and descend in stationary or …