V-RIG Technique Petzl Zig-Zag Plus

V-RIG Technique Petzl Zig-Zag Plus
Showing the V-Rig technique and its benefits on the petzl zig-zag plus.
Also showing the pros and cons and ease of use! Enjoy
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[@robsimons1163]

Worth mentioning: only use strong tie-in points because if one were to bust, you potentially have a lot of slack.

[@PoplarMechanic]

Very good point! I will pin this comment. Thanks for watching

[@1neAdam12]

@4:35 Tsk Tsk....

[@Kevin.L_]

I wouldn't have thought of doing that setup. I can see it working when your lanyard isn't long enough to position in certain situations. Not sure I'll remember to try this though. Well done demo. Thanks for sharing.

[@PoplarMechanic]

It is a very handy positioning tool! You'll remember. One day, you'll be in a tree, and you will think to use it. Although it's situational, it's extremely useful where required. Thanks for watching. Be safe, brotha 🤙

[@BraydenSomers]

Very cool. Thanks for taking the time to show us!

[@PoplarMechanic]

Thanks for watching 🤙

[@stevebrough304]

Thanks for your time to demonstrate this technique. Your videos convey the passion of what you do. Much appreciated...

[@PoplarMechanic]

Thanks, Steve. Greatly appreciated. Be safe, brotha. 🤙

[@alotl1kevegas860]

Really like these videos man. Helps the new climber like me immensely.

[@PoplarMechanic]

Awesome, man! I'm glad. There will be more coming like this. The weather is taking a turn for the worst 😆 thanks for watching and be safe 🤙

[@groundzero.]

I Like it! And if you clip in your pully first you don't risk loosing the end of your rope being the carabiner cant pull through so you would essentially still be double tied in.

[@PoplarMechanic]

Exactly! Thanks for watching, brother 🤙

[@thelastdetail1]

This is a really cool and useful trick. Definitely for wide open trees using DRT. Thanks!

[@PoplarMechanic]

Yes, it works great! Thanks for watching 🤙

[@neitzsche5150]

PM, great innovation with the Petzl ZZ+.

[@PoplarMechanic]

Thanks brotha 🤙

[@user-pk3lp2qb7b]

You even could do it again and again with hitch climber pully to make another redirect and so on. You really open my ideas for ZIG-ZAG, thx.

[@PoplarMechanic]

No worries, man! Thanks for watching

[@drltreecare7353]

Nice helpful trick 👌

[@PoplarMechanic]

It's a handy positioning tool for sure! Thanks for watching!

[@ZekeMaster85]

Thanks for the video

[@PoplarMechanic]

Thanks for watching!

[@stefpvle2620]

une bonne astuce qui peut remplacer une déviation bravo 👌👍

[@PoplarMechanic]

Thanks for watching 🤙

[@belowfray5251]

Real good. Thanks

[@PoplarMechanic]

Appreciate that! Thanks for watching, and be safe 🤙

[@justinrutan1795]

Yet another reason I should get a zigzag, I just really like my rope runner, got any tricks for that piece of gear

[@PoplarMechanic]

I have a similar video for srt devices. kzbin.info/www/bejne/n2eXfqyMfKiWY5Ysi=0rrGHMKJ05jia7P1

[@boomupengineering]

Looks interesting.

[@PoplarMechanic]

Works really well! Thanks for watching 🤙

[@jeff31345]

Looks fun. Wish I was younger

[@PoplarMechanic]

It is fun. And you're never too old. Thanks for watching 🤙

[@chrisb4419]

nice one, thanks!

[@PoplarMechanic]

Thanks for watching 🤙