ART Double Snapper ! Tree climbing friction saver retrieval device that everyone should own

The Double Snapper 3 by ART is a phenomenal that makes for the best controlled retrieval of your friction saver. Once you own this device you will never get you friction saver and rope stuck on retrieval ever again. You will never smash you friction saver on the concrete again. Best of all, it only takes an extra 10 seconds out of your day to use.
00:00:27 Intro to the ART Double Snapper
00:01:13 Why would you want this device?
00:02:20 The only extra step
00:02:53 Tying the double snapper to your friction device
00:03:45 Check the size of the small ring with the retrival ball
00:04:18 Use the DMM XSRE to catch the retrival ball
00:04:40 Installing your rope through the Double Snapper on ring and ring friction saver
00:05:15 Retrieving your friction saver
00:07:45 Use it with the Petzl Eject
00:08:54 Use it with a Pulley saver
00:09:28 Installing from the ground
00:10:13 Recap of the Double Snapper and how it benefits you.
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[@TimberTrainer]

Thanks for thoroughly explaining the functions of the Double Snapper. I rarely use a friction saver, but it's usually a good idea to use a throwline for retrieval of any climbing system. The same principle applies to SRT. It's better to take that one extra step and avoid all the issues you mentioned.

[@stikflip]

Awesome video! I'll do something similar by just tying the throwline back on the rope, but in doing so, you end up using like 3x the throwline. I actually have a throwline stuck 80 feet up a fir that i had to cut to get my friction saver off and still need to go get haha.

[@dlostyles2578]

Been watching you for probly a lil over 10yrs now & growing from my old skool ways from you providing simplicity of climbing techniques rilly preciate it Climb4Life

[@JLMTreeService]

Handy little do dad there! Art makes some good products for sure, all unique from everyone else

[@woodpeckerarborist]

Like the video, very informative. Thanks Dan! I’ll stick with floating ring system. Simpler, less expensive, & never gets stuck.

[@havespurswillclimb]

Enjoyed the video.

[@kingslew1866]

Thanks! Great info, well done tutorial...

[@dan_treeclimber5012]

awesome explanation worth a try thanks for sharing

[@utar88utar]

good presentation. cheers

[@theatermusic87]

I used to use one, but then I started using the fimbl climb and the tear drop "rings" instead of traditional rings means I very very very very rarely (like once every other year) get it stuck on retrieval. And for me not having to break out the throwline at the end of the day was as much of a time savings.

[@platriercube]

Stay awesome play safe

[@nozemate]

Hi, I got one: great piece of gear (even tried 3D printing but not as good enough).

[@yackomistses4390]

Pretty cool always wondered what that thing was for, also seems good on retrieval how you’ll get to utilize more of the throw line on the way down by the snapper just going over the union once.

[@cornwallextreme]

I use one on my rope guide. Mainly because it's expensive, plus I don't want to accidentally damage the thing, which I literally put my life in the hands of by slamming it into the ground every day.

[@davidegagliardini7233]

Hi, very nice and interesting video. So with the eject is it possible to use it only in the open version without using the regulator?

[@skateboardist1686]

Dan holiday… cool name…

[@paulghost4074]

I know I'm a bit late.....but just a heads up. The double snapper doesn't work with the regular Pulley Saver. Dan is using a Pinto Rig, the ART retrieval ball does not fit through the regular Pinto Pulley that comes with the Pulley Saver, but still appreciate the great video.

[@alotl1kevegas860]

I was just looking at this on Bartlett! What are the chances lol

[@hottalby]

It's one of my biggest frustrations my saver getting snagged. I now retrieve it when I'm up, which does mean thinking ahead. Could you do the same thing with just tying the throw line onto the retrieval ball once through the spliced eye? Technically it could still come over the limb, but you'd have to pull all the throw line through, like a reverse remote set? Cheery from the Highlands keep safe.

[@VeteranTreeService]

Climbing SRT I never use a friction saver. I'll DRT down if I'm just trimming, but it doesn't really tear up my rope. It'll last all year. Any use a saver and climb SRT?