SAKA First Use_Recreational Tree Climbing

[@CaseySnyder]

That SAKA is so smooth you can even use it from stepping off the ground!

[@boschcraft6169]

I like your style and learning a lot from you...great climb.

[@stewartmarshall4112]

Gotta love that Poison Ivy with a SAKA. I have an original SAKA and also the MiniSAKA. I love the Mini for hiking to a climb since it wads up so small in a backpack. Great to see another of your videos. Stay safe!

[@rainjersforest768]

thanks for putting it together in the description. Your channel is all that is needed for beginners. I'm curious what friction knots are you using?

[@jbcardin]

I love my SAKA. Nive video. Where are you located?

[@scatoutdebutter]

It's been a while since I watched your videos. Would you please tell me what kind of rope on your 2 brides and what are the connectors on each bridge? Thanks!

[@scatoutdebutter]

@@AerialTraveler Thanks!! Keep staying safe!

[@Bluecollar711]

2:15 and I'm seeing the poison ivy one of my go-to ropes if I'm getting up above 100 ft which is never but like I said it's my go-to rope because it fits my device so sweet that sweet needs Candy apples pasted all the way in front and behind the situation

[@Bluecollar711]

Okay I don't know what else to tell you here but that you have a bunch of new products in your gear system and I believe that scaring the s*** out of you because nobody climbs like that for this many people on your view or channel something was scaring the s*** out of you brother I don't know what it is or what happened in the last 2 years but I don't think this is really you even climbing

[@blankregistration7301]

🌳🍂🐵 thanks for the video!

[@TrainsAndTrees]

Are you on drugs?

[@Beerbatter1962]

I think it's critical when recreational tree climbing that you're always scared to some degree. Keeps you honest with yourself. I've been climbing for a while and when I don't do it for a couple of months I am absolutely terrified going up. For me I have to use my gear regularly to have full faith in it and myself. But since we don't do it for a living, we aren't always climbing. And that for me creates a little fear when I come back from a break. But it's good, productive kind of fear, and helps me from making stupid mistakes.