SRT 9.5 mm Halfline - 40 ft Sterling SuperStatic2 - NYSH Product Announcement
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2023
- We're excited to now carry the 40 foot Halfline rope in a 9.5 mm option! If you already have or would rather climb with a Mad Rock Safeguard or Petzel Grigri, this rope is for you. Both are great devices for SRT or RADs. You no longer need 75 feet of rope; with the Halfline attachment points, use your preset paracord loops as an extension of your rope.
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What's the HALFLINE?
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Climbing trees for saddle hunting using arborist methods like SRT (SRS), DRT (MRS), or RADs are a very safe and minimalist method for mobile saddle hunters if done properly and with the right equipment. We are showing you exactly how we climb into trees with minimal equipment, cost and effort.
This method may not be for everyone, but think of it as another tool in your arsenal. We believe climbing using either SRT, DRT, or RADs is one of the safest, quietest, least expensive ways to climb a tree for saddle hunting. We hope you all benefit from these methods. Please like and share with others.
Feel free to comment down below with your questions, We'd love to help in any way we can.
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Disclaimer: Tree climbing can be inherently dangerous and should only be undertaken with proper training, equipment, and supervision. The following video is intended for informational purposes only and does not serve as a substitute for professional instruction or guidance. The techniques and practices shown in the video may not be suitable for all individuals or circumstances. Viewers are strongly advised to seek the guidance of certified tree climbing professionals or relevant experts before attempting any tree climbing activities. The creators of this video, as well as the platform hosting it, assume no liability for any injuries, damages, or accidents that may occur as a result of viewers attempting to replicate or engage in the activities demonstrated. Safety should always be the highest priority when engaging in outdoor activities, especially those involving heights and potentially hazardous environments.
Looks great Scott!👍
Thanks for the video. I used your rope last weekend, Absolutely love it.
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This is awesome guys. Thanks so much for your wisdom. Now I have just one rope for presets and one sticking. And since I use just my predator or cruzr platform, both have a ultimaider 3 step attached to them, my setup is ultra light. When I one stick, I just tie a fisheman knot on the other end and attach quick link. Thanks again.
Just got my half line 2.0 system , looks great!! Looking forward to trying it out this weekend.
👍give me a ring if you have questions
Thank you for proving this will work before I could go put and validate myself. I was thinking the same since I have the grigri + and it sure looked the same as SRT with just a smaller length of line.
Yes ! Between half the rope and the attachments, girth hitching your limbs or trunk from the ground. It doesn’t get anymore efficient.
We were talking about doing this since so many that followed us through the yrs were already climbing on Madrock and Gri Gri +. We knew we had to do this .
Ordered mine over the weekend. Can't wait to try it out.
Hey Travis , I’m assuming you have all the other parts . You only ordered the Half-line rope with attachments ?
@@NYSaddleHunter, yes. I believe when I ordered it, you were sold out of the other parts, so I shopped around for the other parts. I may end up switching out the foot loop for a foot ascender. I'm going to be using it with my JX3 hybrid, and others had recommended using a foot ascender with the JX3 instead of the foot loop.
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Looking Great! Time for a gear upgrade.. : )
Your welcome guys. And thanks for showing folks this would work with other ropes and devices like i suggested.
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I appreciate all you guys do! I would have never figured out how to girth hitch 25 ft up by myself. I'd like to let you know what I've been doing. I don't set paracord loops. I set Mason's string loops. It's braided and is more than enough on an easy crouch to pull up my 9mm rope. I use the string to pull up my 50 ft of paracord thatikeep with me. Then the string is retied and its not used again. It's lasted 3 yrs so far left in the tree....Once i girth hitch i now have a paracord and tag end of 9mm hanging to pull my stuff up. I hope that is clearer than mud.
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Instead of the foot strap on hand ascender, could you use a foot ascender on the tail end to propel yourself upwards? Demonstrations are welcome, haha. Great work guys on all you do!!!
I appreciate you bringing your experience as an arborist to CZcams, it's been very informative! What type of harness are you wearing in this video? I'm new to saddle hunting and I don't want to drop 150+ for a saddle until I'm sure I'm going to commit to this style of hunting. I'm looking for a simple harness with fabric loops like you're wearing here.
Toddster, The one in the video is no longer in business . I’m now running a Cruzr XC. I’ve sat in this saddle a few yrs back and this entire season. It is by far the most lightweight and 100% Comfortable Saddle I’ve owned to date . Not all saddles work with these rope climbing methods. I’m 6’4” 220 lean , tall build for reference. I opted for a size 3 which is their largest and it’s perfect . I always want a little more room for adding layers in late season . I also tell people if you decide on the cruzr or any saddle and rope climb , ask them to install a second bridge. You want to keep one short for climbing in and out of your tree. And one long for sitting in total comfort. They are adjustable but are not easily adjusted with your body weight sitting in them. Plus it’s a safety call. You never come unclip when switching from short to long bridge and back again when time to climb down. I’m doing a new video on this topic to really explain it well . Ask all the questions you have or call anytime.
We no longer offer the F4 or FCX with the 8mm rope.
We gave upgraded to the 2.0 system. Same principle, same lightweight and compact system with more built in safety with 9mm and 9.5mm ropes .
Thanks for such a thorough answer and the good advice.@@NYSaddleHunter
Would you mind sharing how you install the attachment point on the end of your rope that you attach the paracord and clip to.
I know of a crude way to make an attachment point, was just wondering how you accomplish this to keep it more low profile.
Thanks
what loop knot is that on the half line?
What carabiner is that in the video? The brown colored one? Thanks
I have a question with the Hand ascender. Im a big guy. Do you know of any products that have the same functionality but higher rating?
What knots are you using on both sides of the paracord? and what is the knot that creates the loop on your climbing line? I tried a scaffold knot on my paracord presets but it keeps slipping.
Parachord. Double the rope up and tie a simple overhand knot if your using a S biner. Or tie one end off to any micro clip and loop with overhand on the the other.
On the 9.5 I tie a Bowline with a cinch hitch. Your just taking the tag end and feeding back through the binding end of your bowline. Tag end , ends up in line with working end
So I recently received my setup from you guys with the F4. Should I exchange for this setup instead? Which of the two setups is better? Thanks!
You have the lighter more compact of the two . The 9.5 was made because lots of folks have purchased Gri Gri + or Madrocks over the yrs and 9.5 is more compatible to those devices
When you are ascending, there is an click sound with each upward movement. Is that the grigri or the hand ascender?
It’s the Gri Gri You can minimize by going slower or using some stealth strip
How do you guys climb with your predator platforms? I haven't figured out the best way to carry it up the tree, stop at foot level, install it and then keep climbing to full height.
I get asked this a lot . I’ll do a complete video on climbing pulling up gear and setup gear
Start to finish
what clips have you found to be best for your pre set paracords?
I like s biners . They clip on both sides
What harness are you wearing? Thanks
My old Flatbranch prototype. Discontinued
Hi Scott, I have purchased a half line rope and throw all kit from you. My question is….. when you SRT with the ct quick roll, you are using a short bridge, how can I safely switch to a longer bridge while hunting? Keep in mind I have a adjustable bridge with a prusick, I can change to a swabish or a Cornell, but the prusick gets soooooo tight it is very difficult to adjust. So my thought is to switch bridges in the hunting height using my lineman belt but it’s not my favorite thought after trying at ground level, do you have any other solutions?
Hey Michael, We’ve been running a double bridge for yrs now just for this reason. It makes transitioning to a longer bridge a snap and safe as ever . Climbing up on your short bridge keeps everything right in front of you and within easy reach . When you get to your hunting height and want to switch over to a tether on a longer more comfortable bridge. Follow these steps
1) While remaining on your climbing rig , install your tree tether with your favorite hitch cord or if you chose a mechanical one . 2) Once your hooked up you can go ahead and let some slack out of your climbing rig on the short bridge until your longer one becomes taught with your body weight. Now you have a few options. You can build some redundancy into your long bridge by tying your tail end of tether off to your bridge . Or if you have a mechanical one tie in a hollow block for additional support.
Myself I like to remain on my climbing rig and just slack off enough that my longer bridge and tether bear my weight. I have all the redundancy I need with two contact points . Sounds busy but it never gets in the way or interferes with positioning for a shot. You can also unclip your climbing rig if you choose to . Just keep it close in case of emergency evac.
Hope this helps Michael
Thanks Scott! That makes sense. Also, don’t pay any attention to the knuckle heads trying to cry about your prices. You offer a lot of value in the how to use the product video’s. I bet the companies they buy product from cheaper don’t have videos like you guys put out.
If you are ever in Missouri, I’m a fishing guide at lake of the Ozarks, I’ll take you out - on me!
@@michaeldoll3505 if I’m ever in your neighborhood I’ll look you up . Appreciate that Bud !!! Thankyou for your support 👍
When are you gonna have the art kits in stock.
Have a couple now with the Madrock Safeguard
Where is your compadre at haven’t seen him in a while?
Joe ? He’s around . He just finish up his huntcation . Shot 2 bucks. Other than that he’s been crazy busy with work and family
How long does it take to get in a tree that way? It looks slow
Slow is smooth, smooth is fast
It’s actually pretty fast I’m slowing down to show the viewer how it’s done.
It’s never a race to get into your tree. But if I had to. We’ll say 25’ is the mark. I’ll be up on my platform , bow and pack hanging in front of me ready to hunt before most get half of those tasks done . Your also talking to a guy who spent more than half his life in a tree . All my systems are very simple and very effective
I love the look and efficiency of it so o was just wondering. I go out plenty early so I was just wondering. I have never really liked the stick or step part of climbing.
@@NYSaddleHunterHey Scott how long before this product is back in stock for purchase
Same question I'm on the waiting list
Instead of the foot strap on hand ascender, could you use a foot ascender on the tail end to propel yourself upwards? Demonstrations are welcome, haha. Great work guys on all you do!!!