3 Best Canopy Anchors | Best ways to canopy anchor SRT | professional tree climber arborist review

Might as well just climb drt id your gonna leave half your rope hanging from the tree

The primary concern with these canopy anchors is the ability to retrieve and redirect, right? If you’re just trying to get to a lower limb with the aim to advance higher, primarily on a conifer, could you use a running bowline and then untie once you reach the branch?

But it's hard to open at least for me don't have nails. Can't stand long finger nails it's nasty and dangerous had one get ripped

The quickie is strong 💪 singing tree version broke at 10.500 pounds on August hunike channel.

notch quickie, all day, everyday.

Why not quick link?

Main rope with figure 8 at the end. 10mm heavy quick link and with an accessory line (often just a paracord) and carabineer used for retrieval only clipped into figure 8.
This set up allows use of full length of your main rope and still makes it possible to undo (quick link) whole system once up in the tree.

This is budget option used purely for hobby.

Otherwise an accessory loop with carabineers would be used to allow advancement up in the tree.

Thank you for this video. I was out practicing today, and dropped some hardware that I was using for an anchor. I used one of your techniques to save my line tie in.

Cheers for another great video. Why don’t you like to install pinto and carabiner on butterfly from the ground? Thanks in advance

Perfekt just what I was looking for ❤❤❤

Great video, buddy.
Would you happen to know any arborist who works in Portugal? I happen to be here, I'm from Brasil and gotta get in touch with our tribe.. Thanks

Obrigado pela informação amigo, mais um inscrito

Redirect tip is really game changer! Very cool!

Thanx bro!

Show me how to tie a knot to a tree branch

Your videos are most helpful! You are a great teacher. I appreciate you and thank you!

I love the redirect retrievable

Excellent demo and teaching. Thank you.

What's the name of this rope? Thanks

I am a total rookie and I am collecting basic gear and have started trimming etc. This was a godsent and clarified a lot of unknowns . I have watched several other video of yours and have subscribed . Thank you

great videos very useful information thanks for making these! guessing your a lord of the rings fan as well, with the wite tree of Gondor on your helmet

Thank you! These videos are very helpful!

Very professional

That was super cool video. Thank you very much.

Thank you very much. That was very helpful. I’m just getting started with tree climbing and so I am trying to load up on wisdom. This video helps a lot

nice sharing

I'm just getting into tree climbing coming from a rock climbing back ground. Is it really that big a deal to have the biner side loaded when the branch is creating so much friction?

I use a giant anchor shackle instead of a quickie because I don't climb much and I'm cheap

Thanks 😉👍

Excellent video! Thank you for sharing all this!

My go to for access is the quickie and butterfly but if Im going to need to advance my PSP I put a multisling on the rope above my wrench. Then when I get to my anchor I install the the multisling in a crotch with my rope running through it with the quickie and the alpine butterfly as a stopper not. From there it is incredibly easy to advance the system. And because the rope is not choked I can a lot more redirects like with a basal tie. Just need a retrieval ball to pull out the sling.

Can you do a video of you actually moving the canopy anchor from one point to another while in the tree?

i like that retrievable re-direct

That quickly in the tank business is known as a clevis , very handy

I like your training because every thing is explained and easy to understand. Thank You

Would it be the tighter the sarf the quick release

Hello! Great video. For the last canopy anchor, could you just put a carabiner (pear shape) to block against the ring? Thanks!

i like to just attatc the lode end to a gri gri on the root then i can be rescuec, its easy the rope is not in the way (aggenst the trunk) and it is easy to pull the right amount of rope troug

Thanks

I didn't know that protos helmets had a stormtrooper model!;) Thanksnfor the video mate!

TLDR: use an alpine butterfly into notch quickie for a retrievable TIP, it’s the best.

Great informative video !!

What brand is those bright long sleeve shirts/ thin hoodies I see you wear?

I hate to be the one to point it out, but consistently calling it the “Notch Quickie”, when in fact it was developed by Kevin Bingham/Sing Tree, makes it sound like you’re under the impression that Notch came up with it. I’m sure you know this, but I’ll give you the benefit of the doubt. I’m curious if you get any kickbacks from the Sherrill conglomerate? I was under the impression that you had to disclose any sponsorship/financial incentives upfront... I love the technical information that you share with us, and am deeply appreciative. I have nothing against sponsors either; I hope that you receive the support that your efforts deserve. I just feel like it’s important to give everyone their due respect, and you don’t usually come off as a shill, but it was a little off putting by the fourth time you called it a Notch Quickie. Sorry to nitpick, but remember to keep it real.

Instead of using a expensive connector/Krababiner i use a Maillon Rapide. They are cheep, £3 ($4/5), fully rated and marked as PPE, and are ok to load round a branch. Extremely common world of caving and industrial work at heights (in Europe), i use them all the time for rigging big caves.They are made in France by a company called Peguet.

Never seen that retrievable redirect before. I will be using that. Great video.

Wow great video sir thanks for your time and expertise!!🙏🏻

great video

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