tri tech VS. 1/2 steel core?

[Holeyroller]

Does anybody have any tri-tech experience? I work in south east mi and im due for a new lanyard. Oak season is coming up...This tri tech is attractive with the 2 in 1 system. Any suggestions?

 

[Felix5513]

I've used it for two years. It works well for me. Just get the right hitch cord combo. Ocean poly works great. Other kinds of cords can bind up.


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[Raganr]

I have some tri tech in my trees stuff cart. Stuff is not cheap

 

[CanopyGorilla]

For large spreading trees I have found my 5 meter Grillion to be the best purchase I have made in a long time.

 

[imagineero]

I left steel core flip lines with a micro grab few years ago and went onto a ce lanyard with ocean poly hitch cord. It's a great system and very slick, easy to use though pricey. Once it wore out I didn't want to buy another so I just started using old climb lines. I didn't like the aluminum biner on the end of the ce lanyard so I cut a steel one off an old steel core and put that on my rope lanyard together with some beeline in a VT and a dmm pulley. Works great and is very cheap. It doesn't last forever, but I've got enough old short climb lines kicking around that it's effectively free. Makes me feel a lot better shot ditching it early too, like if it gets all messed up with pitch or whatever.