Freedom Winch Line 3.0 : The Winch Rope Invention That Will Change Everything!

[@bleepinjeep]

Welcome to the Freedom Winch Line Version 3.0... Click here for more info or to purchase: bleepinjeep.com/product/freedomline/

[@TheSprayer41]

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[@TheSprayer41]

A Recovery Technique You’ve Never Seen!

[@harrywalker968]

why do you protect tree,s.. you been cutting them since 1700.. here in aus,, there sacred,,even if they uproot your house,,cant touch it..same as 4x4 laws here,,there bs..

[@charleswidmore5458]

I got a giant tow strap on craigslist that says Amarica on it real cheap! Bet one could pull a boat with it!

[@beeteekay9117]

Is this made in USA?

[@bigtsperspective5831]

Dude ! As a lifetime offroader, mechanic , farm hand . You keep that patent going. IMO best advancement sense the winch it self was invented. WAY TO GO !! 💪💪😎

[@oldcarjunky]

we just had a co work loose his life to a winch line and hook. lifting on angle and weld broke

[@clivehorridge]

@@oldcarjunky It happens, so sad. The first time I saw a wire rope injury I replaced mine with a Dyneema. Since then I’ve progressed to a metal free system … Bless your colleague… RIP

[@thatnissan]

I was just saying the same thing. This has to be the greatest innovation as far as any winch/winchline technology that im aware of.

[@striperexperience]

Been so happy w mine, even at $500😂😂

[@tracykooken2606]

smart😊 just plain friggin SMART ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@edwardsimmons3721]

Great tutorial. Knowing that Matt is still using the original does say a lot about the durability of the line.

[@volvo09]

Yeah, I always assumed it was replaced simply due to constant use.

[@davidhawthorne9637]

I remember watching Matts 1st recovery with the freedom line he was super skeptical of them because he was used to steel winch lines. He has since been won over and uses them on literally everything. except the boom lift on the wrecker. I wonder why he changed that nylon line out to a steel line.

[@matt.mckinzie]

or means he doesn't use winches a lot

[@benjy6358]

​@@matt.mckinziethere's always one AH with demeaning comments..

[@lifeofkan]

@@davidhawthorne9637 If I had a wild guess, it would be because hes' using that wrecker not just for dead pulls and typical winching work. He uses those to lift vehicles's up and tows them out. Maybe that kind of use just wouldn't be good for synthetic lines

[@barronmoody4416]

I tell ya for me personally the best selling point is Matt's off road recovery. I always try to look for what no bs people use when it's for their work. Over the years it's served me well to see what professionals actually use in their work. Thanks for putting in the time and work to design this setup!

[@bugzapper1409]

I always hook to a Prius when I'm offroading. Thanks for making the Prius useful again❤

[@pennypackmtb2542]

I love it when someone figures it out to be less parts, easier and faster!

[@coltin4803]

Last time I Checked America was Founded on Ideas! I'm happy that you came up with such an ingenious Idear! I look forward to getting my own.

[@kevbev1524]

When this guy isn't planning, engineering, processing, or thinking how to make these products better, He's rolling his personal vehicle to test his products, DEDICATED to the end, And a good guy to have around for content. Allen is the dude. Thank you for all your contributions in recovery apparatuses, Cables kill and mame, Ropes give hope

[@kevbev1524]

Allen contact me to use that phrase, We could figure out a reasonable deal

[@matt.mckinzie]

doing recoveries every day, I can confirm 100 percent, people go unprepared and don't have tree savers shackles, or a snatch block all the time. We constantly run into situations where a suctioned truck tried to single line to a tree and snapped their line. Where if they just used a block they would have came out

[@Wanderer_XJ]

Just got mine spooled up today! This line is legit! The openings along the rope are so cool! And FAST!!! Now I can eventually lighten up my recorvery gear bag. Oh…. And I was pleasantly surprised by the candy. Nothing like a midnight Airhead! 👌

[@StormbornJKU]

For $500 I wasn’t interested, but for $300 honestly it’s pretty enticing. Definitely seems like the best solution in every scenario. I don’t see how I could even say a standard line with the accessories is even better in any way.

[@CaptNickRivelli]

You can make these yourself pretty easily. All you need is the winch line, a wire coat hanger and a knife. Hardest part is learning to tie the button knot that forms the knob on the mainline.

[@lelenbates3367]

It makes me happy to see a man follow through on his ideas.

[@realplatinum]

You really changed the game. It's new price point, and options make it great option for everyone. Thanks for the work it took to make those changes. I know what I'm getting for fathers day.

[@KreepnSlayer11]

Genius product. Once I upgrade my old wire 8274 I'll be splicing on one of these.

[@GoatOffroad]

This is awesome! You listened to your fans and delivered! Great job! ❤️🐞

[@chrisnaaa3378]

you guys stopped making videos? i watched some of them. are you making more? hope everything's okay.

[@tomsimard9432]

Used mine last weekend (a lot). Worked great. One of the guys asked for a shackle and we showed how to use it directly in the hole with the sheath on the freedom loop. Freedom winch line for the win.

[@ProCrawlerAdventures]

I gotta say, I’m a believer! As a professional Safety Officer and former Flight Paramedic, , I can honestly say, this is absolutely the safest way to winch! I have personally seen the aftermath of winches gone wrong. Thank you for making it more affordable. I do wish you could lower it a bit more, just so more people could afford it because its that good! but.. I totally understand the cost factor. I’m saving up for one as we speak….. once I am able, Im buying it!

[@krover01]

This is not how a winch line was meant to be used. Just another KZbinr gimmick that everyone falls for

[@ProCrawlerAdventures]

@@krover01 Why don’t you educate us then? AND tell us exactly how you are an expert? Make sure to include ALL your credentials!

[@bleepinjeep]

Thanks, I'm glad you like the design. Theres gonna be haters as always but for those of us that winch on a semi regular basis you its pretty obvious the benefits that the Freedom Winch Line has. There are soo many other objects that aren't mandatory but make life easier and better at the same time... like a dr pepper koozie lol. Not a necessity, but sure is nice to have!

[@krover01]

@TRD Pro's why do you think we have tree savers?? Notice the scar he put in the tree? Tree savers are min 3" wide. This is just a gimmick for him to make money. It isn't any easier or faster than having the right setup. My credentials are having been offroading for the past 20yrs and have taken 4wd recovery classes as well as 4wd101 and 202 classes. They all make it very clear. Then here comes a youtuber with zero credentials and everybody buys it.

[@krover01]

@TRD Pro's if you know what a tree saver is and why its used then you already have your answer. Its obvious you dont. As do many others who just assume this guy actually has clue. Ive been lucky enough to have had proper training on how to use winches, high lifts..etc. Im not claiming to be an expert. Just someone who knows the difference between the right way and wrong way to do something

[@tjtobin86]

Tree savers are such a weird concept for someone from ND. Our state tree is a telephone pole... But seriously, I wish we had trees to help winch out of situations. 9 times out of 10, its winter, you are stuck in snow and your tree is the neighbors 3/4 ton.

[@bleepinjeep]

never thought of it that way lol, but yes in Moab too its mostly rocks that you are winching to or other Jeeps.

[@RustyStringz]

I just found out about these "tree savers" and it got me thinking about all of the other ways to use that strap for vehicle recovery. It would probably work just fine wrapping it a couple of times around an axle or anything solid, and not have to work about pinching hydraulic lines or cutting into soft aluminum parts. I know that without the factory towing eye, there's nothing to hook onto without doing some body, bumper or fender damage on my Mercedes, and it's usually buried under heavy DJ speakers and equipment that would have to be unloaded in order to get at it. That's not always favorable in bad weather, at night or on the side of a busy highway without a break-down lane, (or all three) so having one of those would really come in handy to get it pulled up onto a trailer; not that it's ever happened to me because of a failed fuel pump or anything - twice in one month... Call it a "Fml saver".

[@Walkeranz]

Safe, light, versatile. Great product

[@jordanwallace1765]

Let the haters hate it’s an amazing idea. And now at a price point most people can afford.. I know I paid 100 bucks for a cheap synthetic line for my side-by-side.

[@thomasdesmond2248]

Not to mention if a catastrophic failure happens. All those steel items become projectiles. Great product, great price and awesome innovation. God bless

[@krover01]

Have you ever seen a properly rigged metal bow shackle fail?

[@thomasdesmond2248]

@@krover01 not the shackle. However I have seen things like tree savers fail. Yes the shackle became a projectile. Thankfully nobody was injured. However they easily could have. Plenty of videos on KZbin watching them become projectiles.

[@krover01]

@Thomas Desmond I have yet to see a tree saver fail although I guess it could happen. Anything can fail if not rated or maintained. But replacing the bow shackle with a soft shackle fixes that problem.

[@thomasdesmond2248]

@@krover01 this is true however that was kinda the point. Using lighter weight items in a recovery minimizes the possibility of injury. Innovation is key. Just be careful ordering Amazon Chinese knock off items. They are quite dangerous. God bless

[@daveanderson2865]

lot's of cool ideas. Every off roader should have one. Or the odd lifted road warrior truck who wants to help someone get out of the ditch.

[@donwilliams3626]

Well done infomercial! Matt knows his stuff.

[@RobertsAdventure]

This is cool, I had heard MORR Matt talk about the Freedom winch line for a while now but didn't pay enough attention to realize it had the openings all the way back down the rope.

[@mschulz55]

Well thought out Matt, makes so much sense

[@realwildman]

I love how this was basically a commercial for your line, but there was soooo much info on what to do and what not to do in a recovery. I still have to ask "Did you get the drone out of the tree?"

[@bleepinjeep]

lol, yes I did come back later with a shotgun and was able to get it, although it broke when it hit the ground 😩

[@devonleavitt2084]

@@bleepinjeep You should've used your Freedom Winch Line to recover your stuck drone! lol

[@EthosAtheos]

I tied my winch line very similar to the way you have you can DIY this if you know what your doing. I am happy to see you selling shorty versions for people who don't know how. As a replacement rope your new price is not bad at all. No one should be using hooks or those aluminum thimbles anymore; Dyneema/Spectra/HMPE has made them all obsolete. Always use a tree saver, damaging the inner layer of bark (phloem & cambium) of a tree is deadly. In logging notching, ringing, girdling or barking is used to kill a tree and leave it sanding to dry for later harvest.

[@davidanderson3999]

I like this design,as you won’t need all the extra parts when first getting set up for recovery, less weight in bag for recovery and simpler to operate

[@Ohio-Patriot]

You guys forgot to mention about the metal splinters you always get when your wire line wears down and starts to fray. I might have to buy a Freedom Winch Line when I get a new winch. Great job Matt 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@bleepinjeep]

ohh ya those are terrible, I hate metal lines. Funny to think that I too was a synthetic winch line naysayer when they first came out but now I'm hooked... or should I say hookless 😁

[@Ohio-Patriot]

@@bleepinjeep yeah I drove a flatbed tow truck for about 8 years and all we had were the metal cables. It was until I got a job building Can-Ams that I used the synthetic rope and I’ll never use another cable again. I would’ve never thought they’d be as strong as they are but they’re almost as strong as the metal and last WAY longer. Definitely way easier to use and handle.

[@RustyStringz]

​ And I'd rather not be in the way of a metal cable when it snaps, or your anchor point fails. I'm sure a synthetic line would still hurt, but probably not decapitate you or smack a heavy shackle into expensive bodywork or windows. I just didn't realize how expensive they are to replace. My brother's '09 Rubi has a Smittybuilt 10k in front that has a metal cable and hook, with two shackles and a doubling block stored on the bumper. It's a nice setup, but he's mobility impaired so someone (usually me) has to do stuff like air downs and hooking up the line when he gets crazy ideas that are beyond his driving ability (but that's half the fun of jeepin' I guess). I'm not fond of having heavy metal objects thrown in my general direction for any reason whatsoever, so I was thinking about getting him a synthetic cable for his birthday (4th of July) anyway, and now I see this Freedom Cable without the need for using anything mettalic in most cases, and with that Tree Saver strap it becomes almost a universal recovery kit. It might be Christmas before I can afford it, but it's definitely not happening before July 4th of this year. Maybe by next spring I'll have the whole thing rigged with fresh cable and be feeling better about not having to dodge shackles or damaging any trees in the process of keeping him on the trails and happily bumping along with the rest of the club.

[@anthonyraines5951]

I literally just bought a new winch witha synthetic rope. I will be buying the end section to splice in!

[@joshuazientara4452]

Very nice! I've been planning to use one of these when I get a winch. My only concern was the price. Now you have solved that concern, I can't wait to instal one. Thanks for sharing.

[@mat2ca578]

And now I know about a Freedom winch line. Thanks. Lastly no gloves needed like cables.

[@GruesomeJeans]

My 12,000lb winch got stolen from a storage unit and my truck has long since been sold BUT if I ever got back into an offroad truck and had a winch, I'd definitely go with one of these for sure.

[@SDbeermug72]

Great video!! One point I would add,is the danger of flying projectiles when using any metal while winching. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@bleepinjeep]

yes thank you, sometimes I forget that people might not know about the dangers of a metal line.

[@dezfan]

Seems like a better mousetrap. Let the haters hate. They can always design, build, test, and manufacture their own design.

[@bleepinjeep]

yes, thank you!

[@michaeldurling793]

Beautiful Matt and not only did you think it, you made it happen. I'm in.

[@fotostephen]

i love this idea. i am glad the price came down and will be ordering one. The one thing that would make it even better is a reflective strand to better see the deployed line at night!!

[@granitesand78]

I got this, it’s awesome. No regrets.

[@fishing_with_chaz]

Matt uses it a ton I've watched a ton of his work it flat out works

[@parryhooper]

I'm sold. Will definitely be getting one. First I need a winch..

[@ToddS50]

Just got mine installed! Pretty easy to undo the end near the drum and take a few strands out, then heat shrank and got it installed in my Badlands ZXR 9500!

[@mattbrowder669]

Genius Matt. nice working on continuously improving your product

[@pinkladybikermamma3603]

ALWAYS GOOD TO IMPROVE A GOOD PRODUCT. THANKS

[@ludercoarms]

I just ordered one to replace the wire rope on the GenX-J. Been pondering getting one for a while now, and finally did it.

[@bleepinjeep]

thanks, will ship today!

[@jeremyd.6060]

i love everything about it, and i will buy one for when i decide to go synthetic, but i am a steel cable guy right now due to how i use mine most of the time.

[@bleepinjeep]

you know what they say, once you try it, youll never go back. I also forgot to mention in the video that its much lighter and saves weight. not only in the line itself but all the metal line accessories too.

[@tdawgnok]

Matt, I love this design. I would definitely get one if I had a winch on my truck.

[@bleepinjeep]

time to get a Jeep... and a winch!

[@tdawgnok]

@bleepinjeep I can put one in my Canyon, just don't have the $$$ for the winch and bumper. It'll happen though.

[@tdawgnok]

@@bleepinjeep that, or win the treadlightly give away jeep Holly is building

[@shaunsmith928]

Well done. There is a saying Ive grown found of, Dont take criticism from someone you wouldn't ask for advice .

[@bleepinjeep]

thats a good one, seems funny that so many people are quick to give out unsolicited advice.

[@beam3250]

Interesting update. The knot at the end is a big step forward. I would only use the knot combined with the soft shackle. If needed you can combine that with a strap. So I do not see the use of the three more holes one the rope. That just makes it weaker. More versatile but not my need. Another point: you have to make it as simple as possible. For the guys who are only familiar with hooks. And there will be a time another guy has to help with your own winch.

[@joeym2675]

Great Job guys!! Definitely going to order one soon as I can get to the winch part of my build!!!

[@bleepinjeep]

awesome, good luck with the build!

[@gravspeed]

Around a person, lol... "Hey Colt, hold this"

[@mattcrain6893]

Best infomercial ever! 🤣

[@kadmow]

- missed this last year... going viral all over again ??? glad you got around to using a douple-eye'd toggle loop for the "shackle" - user upgradable, replaceable, repairable, etc.. Personally I reckon a simple locked eye is more general, I can always tie it into a BFK any time I need to slip a shackle end (or toggle loop) over or under any securing object - back to BFK/Eye.. (an extreme bury - 2.5m / 8-9ft - with a couple of extra sliding eyes - double brummel lock the outboard end of every eye, not a silly idea.) Great stuff... Several midpoint eyes are also - dabomb, though these too can be inserted into the line as needed, no patents need be filed, sailors sorted these things out a long time ago - back in windjammer days, and before.. (some spare AMSTEEL 11mm - or ultimate haul line - is useful for making shackles, split lines, etc...) (how strong are the in-rope eyes?? - ok full line strength - as the whole terminal line is doubled - including the half brummel locked splits...)

[@jordang94]

It’s a “basket” not choker “choking” the tree . Great idea Matt !

[@dougdean3134]

Great product and nice new features, well done

[@davidcarrico3385]

Oh, and on the fair lead concept, don’t worry about the removable piece ( I would just throw that in my glovebox), instead just put a hooked slot to feed the line into and then the ball at the end will cinch up against that tight. By the way, you should add a rope ball at the end of the removable piece so you can use it as a soft shackle in a pinch. If it did, I would get a second one in order to have a working backup….

[@TheDon8771]

I’m finally gonna get a freedom winch line after this.

[@richardmiller3808]

I’ll be at the great Smoky Mountains invasion in August better be plenty of those 3.0s I need to buy a couple

[@bleepinjeep]

They are selling fast and shipping is only $6 for the whole order... but If I have them left in stock I will bring them to the event for sure!

[@katreniaclark]

Great idea Matt. Very good price points and tutorial.

[@davidcarrico3385]

Love this product. I’m using a factor 55 loop guard (so I only have the loop and no other device at the end for use) plus soft shackles. Will definitely consider this when I replace my line as this is even more simple than my setup ( I always worry about losing the loop guard when I take it off for use of the winch). Really cool, sometimes the best innovations are just taking that next level of simplification. Great job.

[@metatechhd]

🚜🔧🏞 Dude! Your patent is a game-changer! As someone who's been involved in offroading, mechanics, and farming, I can see the immense value in this innovation. It's arguably the most significant advancement since the invention of the winch itself. Kudos to you for pushing boundaries and creating something that will revolutionize the industry. Keep up the awesome work! 💪💪😎

[@williamherring5441]

You can winch to Colt (use a tree saver and a Whoopi cushion)!

[@justinjdavis79]

Very awesome product!! If I ever need a winch and line I will be shopping here!! Thank you so much!!

[@beadblaster9508]

I just put a loop on the end of my rope and then put the soft shackle thru the loop. I took a piece of 2” delrin I had laying around,drilled a hole thru the center,bolted it to the bumper and run the soft shackle on the end of the rope to it and tighten it around the delrin post.

[@scark00]

Nice congrats on the new version looks awesome!

[@paulshannon4576]

I remember when Matt first started using it and it was impressive.

[@theninja001]

When I first looked st these, they were too expensive, happily hey dropped to $300 and now I have one on my Toyota, stoked!

[@bushmatt]

Looks awesome, buuut. The protective cover needs to have some more thought put in. Keep up the good ideas and wheeling.

[@lowellcrabb151]

I lost my drone in a pine tree in AZ. I'll bet we tried for 2 hours with a paracord tied around a full water bottle before we finally gave up. A few days later we returned with a .22 rifle with a scope and was able to saw the limb off with bullets. Unfortunately the drone still fell to it's death. I do have the sd card and battery out of it though.

[@bleepinjeep]

Funnay as thats exactly what happened in this case, except with a 20ga. Drone survived perfect until it hit the ground 😒

[@gregorholmes1837]

Bleepin Jeep invented a Bleepin Knot. My 4 year old is learning the bunny method. J/k Nice rope

[@flyingmachinecustomparts8227]

Good job guys !! Alway good to run a Batch !!! Of winch lines .

[@rattles3044]

FREEDOM WINCHLINE 💯

[@old_con]

Awesome design. 👍🏽😎

[@GrizzlyDude]

SO EXCITED. Love this product. I wish you have a heavier rated for my big truck

[@harveystephens6115]

Awesome. Simple often overlooked. Nice job!

[@timdunmyer4549]

Cool infomercial. Funny and educational

[@randydid]

Ordered one before I finished the video. Going to share this video with my fellow Mile High Jeeo Club members, too.

[@bleepinjeep]

Thanks, we appreciate that!

[@charleswidmore5458]

Hey Matt. I would love for you to do a video of bush craft trail survival skills. Start the series with the infamous flip flop winch. Have a few other ideas for you too.

[@bleepinjeep]

Here you go! kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZelo5pvpa2Xf68

[@charleswidmore5458]

@@bleepinjeep dang. how did I miss that? Anyway I have a cool idea for y'all. I have a 1994 volvo 960 that looks just like a cherokee. (more or less) I wanted to fix it up and put it on a 4x4 frame but I don't think I am going to be able to. You should get it and make an chimera-kee out of it. I really like the car but it would be awesome to see what you guys could do with it. thanks

[@itsm00t]

Uuuuuuhhhh….glad you made the side by side guys happy, but what about us full size excursion bums w/ 18k winches?!?! I’m ready to pull the trigger and waiting!

[@disgruntledegghead6923]

Only thing I could recommend would be some kind of coating on the knuckle to prevent uv rays. Us guys in the sunshine state really know how the sun can kill a rope, and a ball of it hanging out your fairlead is prime for rot. But yeah, you sold a twelve footer and I'm doing some sewing. Hopefully it comes with the soft shackle though, I'd sure hate to use this yellow one that has another Matt's name on it.

[@bleepinjeep]

Thanks for your purchase! It does come with the Freedom Loop, its not a soft shackle though as it has two loops on each end to work with the Freedom Rope. We did use a coating on the V1 model as you can see on MORRS Corrvair but I wasn't happy with how it wears over time.

[@disgruntledegghead6923]

@@bleepinjeep well thanks for the input, I'll figure something out. even if it's temporarily permanent several times...

[@MrMrsregor]

the new price point is now very enticing ! the original price of $500 was too much for me, but $300 is very competitive. it is now cheap enough that i can buy a warn winch with steel cable and install the freedom line for less money than buying the warn with synthetic rope

[@bleepinjeep]

ohh wow I didn't realize that... just found a new pro for pro/con.

[@BrianSalinero-cq3op]

Love the Freedom Winchline! Awesome product. How about a 12,000 lbs winch? You mentioned 1.5 times stronger than… I have a f250 Superduty with a 12,000 lbs winch but I’m not sure about running a 15,000 lbs rope. Thanks. Keep up the good work. Love the channel. Brian.

[@rashedyousif]

Did I ever get an answer

[@MrAZMOJO]

Seen them in action. Sold itself.

[@ZJ_Rubicon]

Whenever I get a winch I will be upgrading to the freedom winch line.

[@jeepindave5464]

Man Matt pulled out all the stops including bring Morr Matt and the morrvair out to do an add. We just needed colt dressed as Billy mays scream "WAIT THERE'S MORE!"

[@bleepinjeep]

there is more... a lot more!

[@rustytygart405]

I have a fondness for amsteel it’s just so versatile you’re use of synthetic winch line is brilliant and for this with out the savy you’re price is good myself though I think I’ll just get out my did and buy a piece of quality sheathing and make it myself… I wish you all the luck in your marketing though I’m sure a lot of work has gone into bringing this to fruition

[@eagriggs1]

I still say a tree saver is good practice. Even a synthetic line with abrasion cover will damage trees.

[@bleepinjeep]

yes, as mentioned multiple times in the video, use a tree saver!

[@cpakkala]

Will be buying once my current winch line wears out

[@sixtyfiveford]

Great ideas!

[@rsvp6]

Fantastic video and even better fantastic product, I love my gen 1 rope and have no complaints. I am looking at building pumper attachments that make use of the synthetic rope possibilities and get rid of the bow shackle attachments that stick out. I keep running into those things for some reason especially when working out of the back of my XJ.

[@ScottFidler]

It’s cool. The lower price makes it more cooler.

[@TJ-hd5ym]

Awesome already got my freedom winch line😊

[@RjBrown-ks5tz]

Super cool line I had no idea it was this guys invention.

[@cgtanker74]

The Bleepin Jeep infomercial! Awesome!

[@TheRambler-pz1gx]

I have worked in R&D of products before, and can tell you haters gona hate. I currently own an Engineering firm, so I 100% know what you are going through as you evolve this product. I personally don't see a reason for me to buy one right now, but when I eventually wear out my WARN line this will be high on the list to replace it. I would like to see as a customer would be bright color markers where the slits are on the line. Maybe mark the sleeve at those locations or something. Your price point is fine. $500 for a quality line isnt out of spec. Out here in the PNW marking up trees like that gets the eco Nazi's fired up so just an FYI. Maybe address that on the 4.0 . Tree savers are a thing for a reason. I bet you can offer a 3" wide velcro strap to go on the line. Anyhow good stuff!

[@bleepinjeep]

Thanks good ideas, just FYI the most expensive one we have now is $300. But yes, use a tree saver as I mentioned in the video. I like trees just as much as anyone but out here they are treated more like weeds.

[@danlux4954]

@@bleepinjeep any kinetic rope setups in the works? To pull without the winch.

[@trd4d]

The product is a great idea for the highway queen look.

[@sawyerhutson6208]

Looks like quite the improvement, great idea! If you need help solving that manufacturing issue, I run a small business that has been specializing in rope assemblies for 60 years this August. We can splice these lines for you at high speeds if needed!

[@jamesbigham9036]

I really enjoyed this tutorial and in my opinion this 3.0 is the best option for the freedom winch line I think everyone should have one. My question is did you get the drone out of the tree? I really hope so

[@bleepinjeep]

haha, yes I came back a couple days later and was able to shoot it out of the tree but it broke when it hit the ground.

[@apexedmedia]

Just ordered mine!

[@bleepinjeep]

thanks, we'll get it out ASAP

[@chrispassarella5634]

I so need 2 of them for my jeeps

[@matt.mckinzie]

I want to point out where you showed the newbies wrap the tree and hook the hooks back to the line, in a chocker it weakens your line by 30-50 percent causing it to break prematurely