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@@KhalidElassaad you can actually use the rope wrench to collapse the knot. Some people even put a shorter tether to make it even closer :)

​@@TPOTTS_TREES but why would you want that? I'm new to this - my thinking is that you only want to collapse the knot intentionally. I mean... I guess the VT would slide down until it's clear and the rope wrench would "bite" as you're sliding and release the knot, so you would catch? I'm still overcoming my gear fear lol

@@BelzoGraphics yes it's a bit tighter. I have an average size head and it fits. If you have a large head it may not

@@TPOTTS_TREES ah yeah suppose, what model number is your 3m muffs?

@@BelzoGraphics they are the green ones

@@Stormdoor1776 thanks ma.

@@adamt936 I was gifted it but it's still awesome. Worked with it ever since receiving it over my treemotion

@@adamt936 everyone is open to there opinion. I had concerns too. There are many other options if it makes you uncomfortable with fixed rings instead

@@Saymyenameyo thank you.glad you found It useful

@@ArbitraryLifestyle the small bags have loops on the inside of the bag for crabs and such and a zip pocket on the outside. The larger bags have loops on the inside and outside and a zip pockets for bit. I've found them to be a great durable kit bag that I use everyday but yes there are many great options to choose from :)

@@carismaticul czcams.com/video/r7yiaPklmsU/video.htmlsi=lJTo1y-D0AyYUKgk here you go. My kit is pretty much the same with the addition of a zigzag

@@jonathanspafford7181 greetings. Glad the video reached you overseas. Glad you found it useful

@@SJ_ArbGM just hand held by the ground staff

@@TPOTTS_TREES he's got to be strong haha

@@SJ_ArbGM just hand held

@TPOTTS_TREES the groundy has got to be strong for this ?

@@TPOTTS_TREES how does the weight not drop down instantly?

@@briancrossley1710 that's it. Master one technique. It's in my home town but not in Yorkshire :)

Thank you. I'll try and make more

@@alexbouchard3880 yes that's one thing that you can't do. It's almost more like a sling and a pulley rather than a cambium saver. If you want one like a cambium saver then the art rope guide may suit your needs more

@@thegreenrevival4424 thanks so much man

Thanks 🔥

@@jacknottingham9492 I know people who have. You could end up becoming a sales rep if you join a large company. I know a guy who did 2 years on the tools then started selling the work and went more office based as he was a good people person. If you feel fit and healthy then you'll be fine. I'd nether detour you. It is a young man's game however, I know a lot of people who start climbing less mid 30s to 40s due to injuries. The injuries usually happen doing tree work for years so if you're feeling fresh then it's worth giving it a go. The starting wage is pretty poor though so if youve got used to a expensive lifestyle and have bills to pay and a family to support you may struggle financially for the first few years

@@TPOTTS_TREES thanks 🙏 very useful information! Im lucky that I can get by on a starting wage as I’m debt free and don’t have children yet. Where are you guys based?

@@jacknottingham9492 I'm self employed. I was employed by two different firms for 7.5 years before hand with now total experience of about 8.5 years

@@jacknottingham9492 I'm based in Cheshire but I travel around in a 1.5 hour radius for work for about 14 different companies. I was employed with Bartlett tree experts for 4 years

@@TPOTTS_TREES good luck to you man! I used to live in Cheadle Hume, you anywhere near there out of curiosity?

@@lauranhertog9111 drenaline

@@TPOTTS_TREES 👍

@@roberttaggart5757 single rope technique or stationary rope system. They both mean the same thing

@@TPOTTS_TREES Thanks I love working with trees and all that 👍

@@therealmvp2490 thanks dude

Depends how high you have to throw it

@@mike-yp1uk thanks mike

@@herokid3799 if you primarily climb drt then the zigzag. If you primarily climbed srt then the rope runner

@@adriansolano90 Poison ivy clemintine

It's an awesome knot to tie midline. Are you wondering what applications it has in arboriculture or from a different perspective

@@TPOTTS_TREES You teach how to tie this knot, awesome. What is it used for? How is it used in arboriculture and or does it apply to a daily task. So many videos teach how to tie knots, but unless you have a need for them, you've never heard of them. I'm looking for videos about knots and how I can use them in my daily life. I'm not an idiot but I am a knot idiot. Please help.

Thanks dude 😁

Daily yoga practice coming in handy