Tensioning Longlines Just Got Much Easier!

[@drmartylevesque]

I love this! With this system, I wonder if its even worth taking the pulley system out of the whole rig (softpointing)? I see no issue with leaving it in unless your walking the short end or your worried about cyclical loading on the pulley brake.

[@slackmate8225]

Great video dude! Thanks for adding the credits ! #slacklife

[@treenetweaves]

Thanks man! Thank you for the inspiration 😊🙌🏼

[@JindraKopidol]

I like to backup everything, I would backup the big pulley just with a spanset or a sling if it is possible. The pulley holds a lot of force.

[@treenetweaves]

That’s absolutely true. It is also a giant block of metal that could really hurt someone in its trajectory… Good tip :)

[@liamray2010]

Nice trick with the tensioning! Try a 100m flaccid line, it might be a serious challenge.

[@eonblue46]

Nice! If you're open to feedback I'd be a little more engaged if there was more walking footage of the whole line and if the initial explanation of the system was more visual - like the whole system was already setup and pretensioned and then you talked through it with video for every piece. I do appreciate how you mention the angle of the anchor vs redirect at the end and how you rerigged the high anchor though!

[@treenetweaves]

Always open and appreciative to feedback! Thank you so much 😊 I’ll work on those aspects of my video shooting 🙌🏼😊

[@paulschweissbrenner]

Tree pro? Rest is excellent!🚀

[@treenetweaves]

I definitely should use it more often.. Thank you! 😊

[@samcathie5795]

Nice! What’s the lowest height you’ve rigged a 100m longline?

[@treenetweaves]

I want to say I’ve rigged 100 meters at just over 8 feet high but that was with dyneema webbing :)