Hitch Hiker with Heavy Duty Shackle in Place of Carabiner
Using a heavy duty shackle in place of the steel carabiner on the Hitch Hiker tree climbing tool. Climbing up to a 59' anchor point, SRT climbing, limb walk with 3:1 mechanical advantage on return, traverse with SRT on one side and DdRT on the other using at times a 3:1 Z-rig configuration and a 4:1 advantage on the DdRT system, descent.

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2 traverses using the DMM Captain Hook

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Hitch Hiker configurations with use of a shackle for v-rig m-rig SRT and DdRT climbing

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New HITCH HIKER XF Impressions/review!!!! #arborist

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The Hitch Hiker XF by Climbing Innovations LLC

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The Hitch Hiker X Rope Ascending/Descending Device.

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Name-brand vs off-brand

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Unbelievable Smart Worker & Hilarious Fails | Construction Compilation #72

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The On Bight Redirect Refined

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How to climb a tree SRT/SRS - Arborist Basic Training

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Rope Walking Answers and Tips

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Tree Climbing Systems Explained and Compared - PLUS DEMOS

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Fundamental Rigging Techniques

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Winch & Pulley - Felling a tree against its lean

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DRT - Double rope technique

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SRT series #1 - Base Anchors

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Idiots With Chainsaws: Tree Cutting Fails | Extreme Dangerous Logging Truck Fails #26

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CElanyard

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The Blake's Hitch & The Closed Climbing System | Arborist Knots

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