10 Tree Climbing Hacks That Will Make Your Climbing EASIER

[@arboristBlairGlenn]

Interesting how different everybody works.

[@BinoH]

Very True!

[@Esther-wf4ql]

Whats nice about this guy is hes spreading information that can feed guys familys and thats rare these days

[@blipp3521]

Love the lanyard behind the back to whip around the tree trick 😊

[@BinoH]

Yes that one is new to me. Jared from Academy Trained showed it on a shore video.

[@timoimmonen1861]

Very nice trick.

[@JohnJohn-wr7lg]

Learn a lot from your videos. Thanks for sharing.

[@BinoH]

Glad to hear it!

[@maddiielisabeth3925]

That clove hitch around the bottle in 1 motion was super smooth 👌

[@BinoH]

Thank you!

[@TommyLawson-yc3ru]

I sure appreciate you & your pro tips Mr Bino! You've certainly made my job both safer as well as faster! Thank you brother!

[@BinoH]

Glad to hear it!

[@nehemiahchoi]

I love the stick trick 👍😉

[@havespurswillclimb]

Enjoyed the video. Good stuff. Thanks for sharing.

[@BinoH]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@VeteranTreeService]

Oooo, I really like using the climb line to grab a line a can't reach. Great idea!

[@BinoH]

Glad you like it!

[@brianshanahan3878]

Another excellent video and great explanations

[@BinoH]

Thanks for watching!

[@puzox]

Thanks for teaching me so much Bino. Been climbing for a year and your videos have helped me the most. You are an asset to the industry!

[@BinoH]

I appreciate that!

[@nate2838]

Excellent tips! 15 minutes well spent :) Thank you for taking the time to make these videos. It may only be 15 minutes to watch, however I'm sure it took much more time to make, between getting your gear out, filming, then editing, I can easily imagine it took much longer than the resulting 15 minutes. When dealing with throw lines and not getting them stuck when pulling them up, let it run after pressure is released. This prevents the weight from being whipped around by a sudden stop which is where a lot of snagging and tangling problems come from in my experience. I've done something similar to the first one, only I used a sling and carabiner and choked the sling around a tree or pole. Another variation would be to put you back to your line with the bag in front of you and pull it over your shoulder into the bag. When doing this its important to be mindful of what your rope has been in recently. Poison ivy or dog poop would not be pleasant to rub into yourself. For Tip 2 a climbing saw works well. Definitely like the water bottle idea for sure! Especially for prunes where I will only need a chainsaw in a specific location later in the climb :)

[@BinoH]

Thank and thanks for sharing!

[@nate2838]

@@BinoH I have co-workers learning to climb, so sharing is a good way to support your videos and bookmark them at the same time :)

[@BinoH]

@@nate2838 Thank you!

[@Woodrats272xp]

Great video Bino! Thanks.💪

[@BinoH]

My pleasure!

[@richardf9137]

Perfect, Thanks Bino!

[@BinoH]

You're welcome!

[@stephenagace3452]

These are great tips! Thanks.

[@BinoH]

Glad you like them!

[@tr33m00nk]

WOW! Thanks for a “graduate seminar” in climbing refinements and better ways to ‘get it done’! (I'm referring to your other videos as well.) I’ve watched/studied/memorized many climbing and gear rigging methods in many videos and they all gave me useful instruction. But your videos of refinements’ and ‘shortcuts’ tie it all together so my practicing the climbing and rigging make more sense. Thanks again for your help.

[@BinoH]

You are so welcome!

[@WindTreeStudios]

Excellent video with a lot of great techniques. Fun to watch. THANK YOU! 🌳🪢👍

[@BinoH]

My pleasure!

[@jiripistek3983]

Thanks alot for your videos.

[@BinoH]

My pleasure!

[@davidsicard2651]

Great tips, Thank you

[@BinoH]

You are so welcome!

[@freshlycutlawnservice]

Thanks for the tips I like the boat clip ideas that's. Awesome

[@BinoH]

Thank you!

[@jamesbanner2669]

Dude you are helping me so much during this appreiticeship

[@BinoH]

@@jamesbanner2669 that's great to hear! Thank you for sharing!

[@laneman8777]

Thank you so much, liked and subscribed

[@BinoH]

Thank you too!

[@62twinturboImpala]

Love your videos, very informative, enjoyable, thanks.

[@BinoH]

You are so kind!

[@JohnKeklak]

Hey Bino, That trick of using a carabiner on your belt loop when stowing rope is genius! I used it several times today, and it's like having a third hand! The rope went in the bag 10x faster, and frustration was completely eliminated! Thanks for the tip/hack!!

[@BinoH]

You're welcome!

[@JohnKeklak]

@@BinoH And then today I used the lanyard behind the back technique to whip a sling around a large trunk! Worked like a charm!

[@ArborealPuzzle]

Thanks Bino!

[@BinoH]

You're welcome!

[@ConnerEarl]

Remembered when you first showed number 5 and had been using it every climb since. Thank you for your knowledge!

[@BinoH]

You're welcome!

[@Saymyenameyo]

Really good video for beginners

[@BinoH]

Glad you think so!

[@Saymyenameyo]

@@BinoH yup I hit the like and subscribed

[@anonymous11927]

Hi! I was wondering if you could make a video from mrs climbing system safety

[@BinoH]

Great suggestion! I'll keep in mind. Take care!

[@lastincarnate3240]

Great video, thanks for the tips. Over the years I've struggled with using a throw ball (shot bag) to set my line. I've tried most everything, I have a first generation Big Shot, throwing the ball from under, over, sideways, like a baseball......you name it. I either miss or get the ball stuck. I've always sucked at it and I've been climbing for over twenty years. The other day I was flying a drone and I thought it might work well to accomplish this task. I'm giving it a try this week. I'm not the best climber, but I've been fortunate enough to work with some of the best the industry has to offer and have learned everything I can from them. Even a blind pig gets a kernel of corn every now and again ! Thanks again.

[@BinoH]

Yes the can work. There is a man named Nick Araya from Tree CareLa in a video he shows how he uses a drone on a palm tree to install the throw line. You're welcome!

[@levigarciagarcia7145]

Great tips and tricks thank you

[@BinoH]

You're welcome!

[@williamgordon3142]

Very good video. Lot of great info

[@BinoH]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Daniel_4.27]

If you weren't climbing srs and instead preferred mrs when you isolated that branch with the throw line you can set your friction saver from the ground bag goes on the small ring side and the other end connected to the bag goes through the larger ring as long as you have the branch isolated it'll travel to the crotch pull so the friction saver goes through the crotch then release slack bag comes down and then send your line and as long as you pull it through the bag side you'll also be able to remove it from the ground. When your dealing with friction savers think bullet holes smaller to bigger! Hope this helps I learned it on youtube and have used it countless times

[@BinoH]

Thanks for sharing that, About four years ago I made a video on that process. Take care!

[@josiah513]

Great vid! Cant wait to try the stick trick next time! Only seen people do that with a perfect 45 degree and add body height but that seems more accurate.

[@BinoH]

Have fun!

[@hugostiglitz1649]

Love the vids bro, you’re a G

[@BinoH]

Thank you!

[@Billster1955]

Thanks, Bino. It's good to see you're still climbing. How about your son? Hope you are both doing well..

[@BinoH]

Thank you, He went on vacation. Take care!

[@akputakingsleychukwuebuka2831]

Nice video would also like to know the best way to attach ur climbing rope at the base of the tree thanks

[@BinoH]

Thank you I'll keep it in mind!

[@hazzagawa]

Are you using a throw line under some high voltage ⚡️ wires?

[@BinoH]

Yes there are but the are not in proximity.

[@dayanasampieri7227]

THANK YOU BINO

[@BinoH]

You're welcome!

[@meblake7359]

nice tips!

[@BinoH]

Thanks!

[@matthewschriefer]

Hey Bino , could u explain zakly how u put that SRS device together please ? I see it’s a RW on a HC with a prusik I just can get a good look at what u used to connect the RW to the HC . Thanks for the videos brother always a great help !

[@BinoH]

Check this video out. It may help. kzbin.info/www/bejne/apmsY2NvqNSkd8ksi=h2QCdx4gi6ss824K

[@matthewschriefer]

@ ahhh I see , u made the connector with the slic pin in it . I like that and I think maybe I could run that same style connection with a quickie . Thanks for the help brother !

[@JohnMyers-vc5ec]

We love you Bino u da man I am 100 percent Bino taught and there Bino problems thank you for what you do

[@BinoH]

Thank you!

[@claywerner1475]

Hey brother big fan I was just wondering what device is at the bottom of your rope wrench setup? And where to get one lol iv seen the dogbone rope wrench but that is basically a replacement for a regular rope wrench, it does look like Gordon’s work. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!! :)

[@claywerner1475]

I c now it looks like a single link that is connecting it to pulley

[@BinoH]

Yes it is, since that piece does not have to be rated I created it myself. You can create same effect with short tether and a Quickie. kzbin.info/www/bejne/lXPZhZ6jaJp6a68si=yTcweqghOoUPcbTO

[@cynthiastandley5742]

In reading about rock climbing they suggest that your hitches (I think that's the right word), like a prusik be made of slightly lesser diameter than your climbing rope. Yours appear to be of the same size. Is there a reason for the difference in tree climbing vs rock climbing or just your style? Love your videos.

[@BinoH]

Yes when we use a split tail the rope it the same diameter but when we use prussik cord they smaller diameter. In this video the rope it 11 mm and the prussik cord is 9mm.

[@jldp2678]

Excellent Mr Bino h JLDP

[@BinoH]

Thank you!

[@sailbroker6244]

👍👍

[@BinoH]

Thank you!

[@TheCrimsonlove22]

That end of the video music though… I kinda like it even though when I first heard it, I thought it was coming from somewhere else.

[@BinoH]

Thank you!

[@dankotos61]

Yeah I like the boat clip better than a pulley

[@BinoH]

Nice!

[@marklam8548]

Yeah.! 2 bucks instead of 20😅😊

[@SmilingBirthdayCake-cq6dn]

3:33

[@briananderson4552]

11:50 you should really have the gates on Opposite sides so they don't clash

[@BinoH]

Thanks for sharing!