Introducing the CT CRIC: A Must Have!!

The CT Cric Multifunctional Rope Clamp is the ideal tool for mountaineering, rope access work, tree work and rescue. It features four modes of operation, including an ascender, pulley, rope clamp/pulley and progress-capture hauling pulley. Its robust and intuitive design makes it a reliable, practical and easy to use accessory for your next adventure.
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[@pinoy_arborist]

You the man Abdon ❤ been following you and your boys for sometime now just bought the cric and I love it, much love always keep up with the awesome content much love from Australia

[@BartlettArboristSupply]

Glad you are enjoying the Cric! Thank you for the viewing and dropping a comment 🙌!

[@James-ke5sx]

I just got the CRIC yesterday. Thanks for showing me some of the ins and outs with how to use it. Seeing as you cost me a whole bunch of money you deserve a new sub, ha.

[@lukesaxer822]

just bought a CRIC before this video but had no idea what to use it for,😂 but now i know cheers!

[@BrodyYYC]

I'm curious what you intended to use it for when you bought then lol :P

[@keijigamings1127]

Just now looking into all these fancy setups, I have mainly used a hitch climber DRT with a 3 top 2 bottumn wrap prussik. Never saw peoples need for alot of this.

[@James-ke5sx]

Thanks, I was just about to buy another rollnlock but this is a better piece of equipment for what I need. I'm not climbing trees it's for making a hauling rope setup.

[@dankotos61]

That's really neat I want to get one of those

[@wellbertuswelly7020]

Seperti melihat technologi predator yang keren mendukung alat alat perangnya untuk mempertahankan hidup nya di planet bumi.😊😊 Sangat keren, menakjubkan.

[@mattfleming86]

I will say that my brain instantly and immediately goes to "clip on speedline tensioner" when used in conjunction with a short piece of rope. Carabiner to port-a-wrap running to pulley side and back. Clip on, yank, tie off portawrap, remove. Probably hundreds of other uses too. But this is much cleaner than my prussic/micropulley setup and less fiddly for the groundie when I need to move my speedline TIP on up.

[@BartlettArboristSupply]

Very good idea right there, awesome!

[@Wherecrisgo]

The intro to this videos absolutely Epic 👏👏👏well done gentlemen!

[@Wildwoodjake]

As tree boi points out the max rope size for use such as progressive capture is 11 mm per printing on the device itself. Leads me to believe it’s more for rock jocks.

[@BartlettArboristSupply]

It's really more of a Rope Access tool but as we tree people do; we'll find a way to apply it in our trade.

[@Wildwoodjake]

I hear ya just like the RIG which I use a lot. Nice product review @@BartlettArboristSupply

[@Knot-orious]

This device looks...interesting. I have plenty of gear that I can use for MA on a limb walk and I'm not really sold on the other uses. Also, when he says he tied a "VT," it's actually just a "Valdotain." A loosely tied "Valdotain" has the potential to become a "French Prusik," but his looked pretty tight. Love the intros! Always do! So funny!

[@chrisb4419]

LOL This video is funny as hell And the cric looks dope

[@BartlettArboristSupply]

Thanks!

[@Johnnyreengo]

Seems like it could replace multiple pieces of gear

[@leovalleza7121]

That’s a pretty cool device, how much would I pay for it?

[@BartlettArboristSupply]

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[@wolverinebear5357]

Whats the difference between the roll n lock?

[@elchevinit]

It can be a pulley and a rope grab at the same time

[@ikeraiser266]

i officially want one dang it

[@cornwallextreme]

So it's the offspring of a CT Roll n Lock and a chest ascender

[@adammentzer8267]

Interesting

[@Yeti1080]

Why not just use the Petzl zigzag

[@BartlettArboristSupply]

Use it where? In lieu of the CRIC? Two different devices with different applications.

[@nickalbert4467]

Nice heatwaves

[@mrgardner6405]

I dont know if thats good or not for me i dont think i would like it

[@arboristBlairGlenn]

Interesting