Oh ; where I live we only get 12" of precipitation . So I'm in 2 totally different climates.
So what ropes are the best for arborist work. Is there any reason my Gri Gri won't. Work well for my repelling down the tree? ?
I used arborplex for many years. It does what rope is supposed to do. It seems to me that it melts under friction a bit too easy, but that might only be because when I was using arborplex I wasn't very sophisticated in my techniques; we used to burn up a lot of rope.
The other pricier ropes come with extra strength, flexibility, spliceability, and durability. Each rope has it's own unique characteristics, but the arborist ropes are all pretty similar in the final analysis. Figure out what is most important to you about a rope, then find one that matches. There are three major manufacturers of arborist rope: Yale, New England, and Sampson.