How much is TOO much?

[Tom Dunlap]

I find that if you take what you need to complete the job and store the rest of your climbing gear in an orderly fashion, you never have to look for it.

You are correct, sir!

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So then why are you questioning what I carry along? It's my business. I get the job done and the gear is orderly.

My FA kit has a trauma dressing and a donut mask for mouth to mouth. I'm going to slip in an epi pen next summer too.

You guys are funny Thinking that by looking at one pic of my saddle you can tell how I climb. Writing off the DEDA because you've never seen it in action. Do you believe in gravity? I've never seen it myself. Most of my work is in the tips of the tree. That's where the little extras are worth their weight in gold. Spending time hanging from a rope is easy, anyone can do that.

Tom

 

[MasterBlaster]

Originally posted by Tom Dunlap


You guys are funny Thinking that by looking at one pic of my saddle you can tell how I climb.

Hey Tom, I have no more any idea how you climb than you know how I climb. Its all good.

I just use a lot less gear then you do.

My posts seem to always be viewed from a different aspect then the one I was hoping to present, as maybe yours was.

Bum 'er.

 

[Stumper]

Maybe the Positioners and the wired back Ds make it seem like more than it really is. More pieces of hardware may make it seem like "too much". My first impression when I saw the pic was "Man! That looks cluttered." Then I started looking at was was actually there and it isn't any more than what I have on my saddle except for the little bitty 1st Aid kit. I use hitches instead of hardware but it's the same stuff that I typically carry. On my saddle it spreads out more.-I think that I'm a bit bigger around than Tom.

 

[Tom Dunlap]

Being from the Land of Ten Thousand Lakes doesn't make me a swimmer any more than you being from the Peach state makes you a fruit

Lets see your saddle, setup the way that you would for a pruning job. Put up or shut up!

Tom-tyring to be funny...