3 Best Canopy Anchors | Best ways to canopy anchor SRT | professional tree climber arborist review

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Here are three of my favorite canopy anchors to be used with SRT (single rope
technique) climbing. Each have their merits and liabilities, but these are my favorites.
This is obviously not an exhaustive list... What do you like to use and why? Let me know in the comments!
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@thecanopyclimber 4 года назад

That last technique that you use for redirects was sooooo slick!!! Thanks for sharing 🙏🏻

@mitchjones2821 4 года назад

You’re videos don’t match your sub count. Great content, very informative for all skill levels.

@vincentmunoz7957 3 года назад

Agreed,he explains things very well

@user-wp5fe8ec6l 3 года назад

Yeah, very clear and concise

@DaleDirt 2 года назад

I am a total rookie and I am collecting basic gear and have started trimming etc. This was a godsent and clarified a lot of unknowns . I have watched several other video of yours and have subscribed . Thank you

@Stridertrees Год назад

Glad it was helpful!

@davideaton5642 4 года назад

Great video! You should show that retrievable redirect knot again in hands clear slow motion. What a brilliant trick.

@alexworks9659 4 года назад

8:00 Put that ring in the bight of the alpine butterfly, feed rope through it. No rope on rope, Slides easy and retrieve easy. 👍🏽

@benwillis2748 3 года назад

Never seen that retrievable redirect before. I will be using that. Great video.

@TheLightisGood 2 года назад

Thank you very much. That was very helpful. I’m just getting started with tree climbing and so I am trying to load up on wisdom. This video helps a lot

@samwilliams7713 3 года назад

Great video. Thanks for contributing to the SRT archives! I'm always stoked to see the versatility of the system and the ever growing tips/tricks. I have run aerial anchors, plenty of times, but continue to find that when I end up redirecting several times in big trees with co-dominant spready leads, after about 3 redirects aerial anchors have too much friction to retrieve. I therefore find myself relying on basal anchors. The first lesson I teach a groundie is stay the fk away from my anchor! I'd love to work a system that allows for lots of redirects. That and I hate having all that extra rope in my climbing end after pulling up the anchor. Thoughts? Ps. Ima start using that half hitch retrievable redirect.

@waynegriswold8953 2 года назад

one rule of thumb with running conduit for electrical wires is that you should not make over 360 degrees of bends. once you go over 360 degrees it makes it very hard to pull the wire through. i have also heard that when plumbing and using water you want to be mindful of how many bends and how tight they are. what i am getting at is that i try to get the 360 degree rule in the back of my head for redirects as well. if using natural crotch redirects i am also mindful of how tight the bend radius is and then type of bark(how rough it is). so if you had 3 redirects at 90 degrees each your looking at 270 degrees and if that doesnt include the original bend from the basel anchor you could easily bee looking at close or more than 360 degrees in bend radius. maybe this will help, either way be well and take care my friend. TREE LIFE 4 LIFE

@tree.walkers 2 года назад

Redirect tip is really game changer! Very cool!

@louishudson2480 4 года назад

If you put the quickie in a clove hitch instead of a butterfly it reduces the chance of the slic pin being pushed against the stem

@aliray1165 3 года назад

Butterfly is better

@josephtreadlightly5686 2 года назад

Many rigging jobs that I have watched that failed were for the reason that a clove was used. A daisy chain hitch is much more reliable for rigging & the Alpine Butterfly with a carabiner in the loop for in-line stuff.

@troy4219 4 года назад

the retrieval redirect that was awesome now I'm going to go practice it

@Stridertrees 4 года назад

Glad you found the information useful !

@RateMyHinge 4 года назад

Love the retrievable redirect w the carabiner!!!

@mrIknowwhatyoudid 8 месяцев назад

Thanks for showing the technique.

@billynix289 4 года назад

Awesome video keep them coming I’m a beginner and this came at a perfect time for me tyvm it helped me out a lot.

@E.Bandier Год назад

Perfekt just what I was looking for ❤❤❤

@adamhenninger 4 года назад

Awesome video! Great tips and great explanation on the different strategies.

@fullthrottletreeservice4101 3 года назад

Awesome video I learned a couple things and thats always a thumbs up

@carlspence-jones8447 3 года назад

Instead of using a expensive connector/Krababiner i use a Maillon Rapide. They are cheep, £3 ($4/5), fully rated and marked as PPE, and are ok to load round a branch. Extremely common world of caving and industrial work at heights (in Europe), i use them all the time for rigging big caves.They are made in France by a company called Peguet.

@Stridertrees 3 года назад

Cool! I’ll look into that

@carlspence-jones8447 3 года назад

@@Stridertrees Addition; the Petzl Go Steel Quick Link is just a re-branded Peguet Maillon 7mm. The Petzl supply chain means they are easier to find worldwide. However, Peguet do a wider range of sizes and shapes.

@poweredbyadam 2 года назад

Thank you! These videos are very helpful!

@ryankim3612 3 года назад

Great video. Very informative (as always). Thank you kind sir!

@m2autoworks Год назад

Thank you for this video. I was out practicing today, and dropped some hardware that I was using for an anchor. I used one of your techniques to save my line tie in.

@QuinnLowen-xh8mr Год назад

Cheers for another great video. Why don’t you like to install pinto and carabiner on butterfly from the ground? Thanks in advance

@polizoi785 2 года назад

Your videos are most helpful! You are a great teacher. I appreciate you and thank you!

@Stridertrees Год назад

You are so welcome!

@hcwaffles8912 4 месяца назад

I like to get my throline in the tree, tie my rope on, pull the rope up just over the union i want and then use a bite from my rope to tie i guess a double running bowline around the throw line if thats the best way to explain it, then pull the throwline all the way through so my bowline is at the union and the tail end of my rope is touching the floor, that way i have the least amount of useless tail to work with and its midline attachable like the notch quickie anchor you showed there, personally i prefer base ties for access rather than canopy anchors and then ill set a canopy anchor higher up in the tree once i am already there

@michaelfeliciano2834 4 года назад

The figure 8 was brought to the market thru Wespur having been taken from the inventor who eventually got it to market through Buckingham. It's balled the Buck SLAP. (stationary line anchor point) the inventor works for NATS.

@Stridertrees 4 года назад

Thank you!! Yes I’ve seen that I’ll have to add a link in the description

@Cofsik 4 года назад

Nice video mate. Where did you get that hoodie from? 🤓

@OldSloGuy 4 года назад

The comment about a rescue climber climbing on the retrieval end is true to a point. Using the capstan law, arborist climbing rope and a smooth surface like a porty, a half turn on a porty will generate about a 2:1 friction multiplier. A rough barked tree like an oak will generate considerably more friction. That means that a 150 pound climber with a 2:1 friction advantage would support an almost 300 pound rescue climber. The danger comes with the rescue. Standard rescue instruction and qualification requires the climber to be transferred to the rescuer's system. That is a recipe for death. If some well trained rescuer like the fire department shows up, their training could be deadly. In short, the rescuer MUST transfer to the climbing system if they are to come down together. This gets rushed when things like chain saw accidents generate the probability of excessive blood loss. Generally, a rescue climber is the first choice only for an unresponsive or severely disabled climber.

@Stridertrees 4 года назад

This is a good point, it’s my understanding that fire training wouldn’t allow the rescuer to use the climbers rope at all, because of its potential to have been compromised. The reality is that rescue situations are very nuanced and any hard and fast rule is likely to cause trouble in some fringe cases.

@diplomatdad5314 4 года назад

Love your videos bro. Thank you. Oh...and you got another subscriber.

@deluth4638 4 года назад

That little giggle you did after you thought about "playing with the very end of my short rope" XDDDDD AB with a quickie is my go-to as well. I clip a 6mm haul/retrieval line to the butterfly. Great video! Thanks!

@kennethsizer6217 2 года назад

This is great! I got 100' of 6mm in a "grab bag" and was wondering what to do with it. Now I know! 👍

@e.lebrunet6311 4 года назад

I usually use a alpine with a small pulley and a steel carabiner. Easy to retrieve even after few redirect. Only down side is the side load on the carabiner, that's why I use a steel one but I definitely control it often and change it as well. The quickie will be my next try 👍

@slowmoejazz 3 года назад

Great stuff!!

@TimberTrainer 4 года назад

Try combining the benefits of anchors 1&2 with the Quickie installed above the stopper knot. Use canopy anchor 1 with an alpine butterfly. Instead of the Quickie in the eye, connect it above the stopper knot. It retrieves like the soft 8, but midline attachable. Hope to see you at the next event.

@hosocat1410 3 года назад

Thanks for that great redirect tip. You have the clearest explanation of how to set it up that I've seen. It's worth mentioning that if you are going to ground from this redirect you need a tail 3 times the distance to ground. Don't ask how I figured that out! 🤔

@Jakob.s_ladder 3 года назад

I rock that redirect with a basal tie all the time, and your retrieval line is your basal tie. So you can put Five redirects in if you wanted and it pulls out easy no extra rooe

@jnltreemasters1269 4 года назад

That redirect you showed have you had it fail yet what do you think the odds are of it failing

@alexanderlaver4934 4 года назад

Main issue would be your weight and tension coming in and out of the line, people use this with multiple half hitches to feel more secure , not seen and test with slack and drop tests of this redirect yet..

@aliray1165 3 года назад

TLDR: use an alpine butterfly into notch quickie for a retrievable TIP, it’s the best.

@lowapainter 3 года назад

I didn't know that protos helmets had a stormtrooper model!;) Thanksnfor the video mate!

@reubenmcloughlin423 4 года назад

Quickie here

@Nbvgfbnvcjkubvcf 3 года назад

I use a giant anchor shackle instead of a quickie because I don't climb much and I'm cheap

@owain1996 4 года назад

Just got my rope wrench today! Was playing around with using a ring & ring cambium saver with an alpine butterfly choker. Like the idea of the quickie but don't think it's approved to use in Ireland.

@danielmassaro5645 28 дней назад

Great videos, thanks. Quick question, is there any trade-off to having the pulley side rope in the middle of the Caribbean for extra insurance?

@ryteulopki8069 Год назад

Why not quick link? Main rope with figure 8 at the end. 10mm heavy quick link and with an accessory line (often just a paracord) and carabineer used for retrieval only clipped into figure 8. This set up allows use of full length of your main rope and still makes it possible to undo (quick link) whole system once up in the tree. This is budget option used purely for hobby. Otherwise an accessory loop with carabineers would be used to allow advancement up in the tree.

@rodrigofaillace2316 Год назад

Great video, buddy. Would you happen to know any arborist who works in Portugal? I happen to be here, I'm from Brasil and gotta get in touch with our tribe.. Thanks

@bwrightaway2877 4 года назад

I need to buy one of the quickies. I've seen ppl use them all the time I've just never gotten around to getting one.

@aviator1243 3 года назад

I think Tree Stuff has quickies' in stock.

@Ulxaaf 4 года назад

I do not climb, but the video was very nice :)

@allstar2941 3 года назад

Can you post the link to the person from Arbor West mentioned at minute 7:30 in this video - thanks :)

@beebopsnosering 10 месяцев назад

The primary concern with these canopy anchors is the ability to retrieve and redirect, right? If you’re just trying to get to a lower limb with the aim to advance higher, primarily on a conifer, could you use a running bowline and then untie once you reach the branch?

@l.h8473 3 года назад

Would it be the tighter the sarf the quick release

@Sethhaun78 11 месяцев назад

The quickie is strong 💪 singing tree version broke at 10.500 pounds on August hunike channel.

@turtlezed 4 года назад

quickie not rated/approved in the UK .......yet? but isnt the second gen one cast as opposed to forged? cheaper to make and probably not as strong...head to head destruction pull test anybody ...old quickie versus new one.

@Stridertrees 4 года назад

Good questions I wish I had access to a testing bench

@TreeCutterDoug 4 года назад

It's tested and proven, but doesn't have a CE stamp. It's a whole other expensive process, that hasn't played out to be worth it yet, but may possibly be in the future.

@suziehartwright 3 года назад

Thanks 😉👍

@madandfun 4 года назад

Awesome video fairly new to SRT so this has been extremely helpful

@joshlower1 9 месяцев назад

Might as well just climb drt id your gonna leave half your rope hanging from the tree

@SuperLounch 2 года назад

great videos very useful information thanks for making these! guessing your a lord of the rings fan as well, with the wite tree of Gondor on your helmet

@Stridertrees Год назад

You bet! Thats where the name comes from too :)

@dongalt4203 3 года назад

i like that retrievable re-direct

@rickhaller3328 4 года назад

Cool !

@zacharyvought5597 3 года назад

You a proponent of that werk hoodie?

@Stridertrees 3 года назад

Yes 👍🏼 love them!

@inztrees 4 года назад

The pinto tug is my favorite but dmm does not recommend it for that application booo!

@Stridertrees 4 года назад

I like that pinto tug for doing spar work when I don’t have any branches below like when chunking down a big pine... but yes sadly.

@PanzerCommanderKRON 4 года назад

you can combine the pinto tug with a quickie shackle above it for the same effect. or the simple butterfly above it. I have heard of that set up as the "texas tug", and the pinto will keep the rope pulling straight through the primary anchor above it for a similarly low friction retrieval. (I think, i don't really use it much but should)

@TreeCutterDoug 4 года назад

Pinto cinch and Texas tug are two different methods. What was shown was a pinto cinch. It's been independently tested on several occasions, and has been proven beyond a doubt to be bombproof. DMM doesn't dig it, because they don't dig SRT. They're so heavily invested in DdRT that they can't get out of their own way.

@alexanderlaver4934 4 года назад

@@TreeCutterDoug DMM don't like it because loads deform the pinto, you get twist load which pushes the two side out off line and pinch that brings the connector end side plates together, as you move around the canopy, loads are very unlightly to make it fail, but it will bend it out of shape and there for weaken it. Failed a few peopler pintos for this reason over the last three years, all have been doing this canopy anchor. DMM not liking SRT is false, the rope access and caving sides of the business have been using SRT for years.. not sure where this wives tale comes from? Hitch climber is used by most climbers that run a wrench set up don't they? `don't they make with Teufelberger in partnership all sort of rope tools base anchors, canopy anchors and tools for redirects and so on for both SRT and MRT? (just for record I have no ties to DMM or any other manufactures)

@caltonsalzman2149 3 года назад

My go to for access is the quickie and butterfly but if Im going to need to advance my PSP I put a multisling on the rope above my wrench. Then when I get to my anchor I install the the multisling in a crotch with my rope running through it with the quickie and the alpine butterfly as a stopper not. From there it is incredibly easy to advance the system. And because the rope is not choked I can a lot more redirects like with a basal tie. Just need a retrieval ball to pull out the sling.

@robthompson1399 3 года назад

You seem like a ropework genius.

@amusegelee 3 года назад

Great informative video !!

@nevin3123 3 года назад

i like to use a basal anchor so i dont have to isolate the line. why do you like canopy more? how do you workaround that? great vid, subscribed.. keep them coming..

@edgarorozco212 4 года назад

Just upgraded to protos helmet. Why don’t you return the ear muffs back into its place? Just for curiosity

@maurovera8917 2 года назад

What's the name of this rope? Thanks

@dominiquelaliberte4519 3 года назад

Hello! Great video. For the last canopy anchor, could you just put a carabiner (pear shape) to block against the ring? Thanks!

@wesleyfrancis7590 2 года назад

That was super cool video. Thank you very much.

@samthebaseballboy2215 2 года назад

Show me how to tie a knot to a tree branch

@martinjensen8560 3 года назад

i like to just attatc the lode end to a gri gri on the root then i can be rescuec, its easy the rope is not in the way (aggenst the trunk) and it is easy to pull the right amount of rope troug

@nevin3123 3 года назад

Don't you need 3x amount of rope for it to be retrievable? could you use the quickie to connect the pinto pulley?

@tonymoore5568 3 года назад

Could you pls tell me what kind of helmet and where you got it? Thank you so much. Tony.

@johnhildebrand1991 4 года назад

i base tye for acent then i canopy tye i use bowlin backed up with a figure 8 stoper knot then i clip another rope to it or just go back up to my tye in and switch to drt lots of different way i guess my way is kinda caveman lol

@tompierson5727 4 года назад

I used delta links for a long time and only recently switched to the quickie. Looking forward to trying out the pinto pulley. One of my buddies will use a pulley to create a 3:1 for retrieval, but I haven't adopted that style yet.

@aviator1243 3 года назад

I like your training because every thing is explained and easy to understand. Thank You

@noahportal6104 3 года назад

Excellent video! Thank you for sharing all this!

@seanshaffer2271 3 года назад

What brand is those bright long sleeve shirts/ thin hoodies I see you wear?

@owlcricker-k7ulm 2 года назад

Very professional

@tree.walkers 2 года назад

Thanx bro!

@bzakie2 4 года назад

You are an awesome teacher!

@Stridertrees 4 года назад

Thank you!

@1cleandude 3 года назад

Wow great video sir thanks for your time and expertise!!🙏🏻

@utar88utar Год назад

notch quickie, all day, everyday.

@josephbragg4922 3 года назад

That quickly in the tank business is known as a clevis , very handy

@wallaceporto132 Год назад

Obrigado pela informação amigo, mais um inscrito

@thetruth5836 2 года назад

Excellent demo and teaching. Thank you.

@UltimateMMAFan83 2 года назад

At 11:08, what would be the benefit of using your climbing line and doing the half hitches? (When you were talking about a redirect)

@Stridertrees Год назад

what I demonstrated there is a way to redirect where my primary climb line is coming from so I can have a more advantageous angle for that safety line. that particular knot is one that can be removed as I demonstrated without having to climb back up to that point to untie it.

@andylau31hk 2 года назад

nice sharing

@stevewillson9218 2 года назад

I'm just getting into tree climbing coming from a rock climbing back ground. Is it really that big a deal to have the biner side loaded when the branch is creating so much friction?

@macmurfy2jka Год назад

I was thinking the same thing. These are static ropes, and the user might be supporting more than just themselves with the link. Using a ‘biner in this situation might kink and lock it. But that would just mean one needs to pull all the rope through, so NBD. IDK. Cool technique overall though!

@billynix289 4 года назад

That figure eight with the two rings why wouldn’t you use a ring that opens for one of them I think petzl makes that ring that opens.

@davidmoore8741 4 года назад

The rings that open can only be loaded vertically in opposing directions if I'm not mistaken , it is not meant to be side loaded, it's a side load rating of 1 kn If I remember. It's been a few years since I've had one

@Stridertrees 4 года назад

It’s also really difficult to open and close (requiring a separate tool) so it’s just easier and cheaper to use a standard ring.

@TreeCutterDoug 4 года назад

The choking method with a "shift eight" is called a Flint-locker, after Flint Anderson, who developed it.

@jmichel70 3 года назад

Thanks

@chrisb4419 4 года назад

I use the quickie in spar removal, which is most of what I do Choked out In the sewn eye on the way up, and then in an alpine butterfly when I get to the top, when the branches are gone, so I can retrieve. Big trees, I will leave two branches and a line around the trunk and the 2 branches overnight, that I can then hoist up my climb line the next day. Quickie and butterfly can be installed from the ground on a spar with some effort and creativity

@chrisb4419 4 года назад

excellent video, btw, thanks!

@adamdezolt2898 4 года назад

Did anyone else hear the ice cream truck around 2 minutes 15 seconds

@unddannkommtbierinsspiel 3 года назад

Nice! I used the last method quite a few times but a little different. So I made an alpine butterfly in the retrievel line with the ring tied into it :) you simply have to tie the knot in a way the ring ends up in middle loop.

@johnkoko7235 4 года назад

Hey can you do a review on the new tree Rex harness pls?

@Stridertrees 4 года назад

If I can get ahold of one for a couple weeks I’d love to. It would be interesting to compare it to the treemotion and monkey beaver saddles

@johnkoko7235 4 года назад

Strider TreeGear thanks heaps man! Thanks for replying too ✊🏼

@Jakob.s_ladder 3 года назад

Hey I'm digging the harness. I love the gear hooks and adjustments it has. When I first got it I thought it wouldn't be comfortable but I was so wrong. I have been climbing on the tmotion but I like the tree rex as much. Low D's are smaller though

@humbertotapia5326 2 года назад

I love the redirect retrievable

@paul-erikrosenbaum2259 3 года назад

{•¿•} THANKS FROM NORWAY FOR A VERY INFORMATIVE VIDEO {•¿•}

@theronwinsby 4 года назад

Thanks for the detailed explanation!

@christophersprague1279 3 года назад

I want 1 of those soft figure 8s. Made from the reppel rings. That looks awsome. I dont know if i coukd make 1. How did you make it? Ive been trying to look for 1 to buy but i cant find 1 yet. But i use the quickie or delta link. Idk which can handle more cross loading. But i feel a little safer with a delta.

@Stridertrees 3 года назад

buckinghammfg.com/products/the-buckslap-3913/. Here is the commercially available product I’m aware of it’s called the buckslap

@christophersprague1279 3 года назад

@@Stridertrees alright man thanks. Exactly what im looking for. Im just starting srt. My boss is so old school. Im liking it i have the wrope wrench 2. But ill still be doing ddrt sometimes. Gotta make my money back for the spiderjack 3 i just got.

@duncangraff8062 3 года назад

Loving the lid!

@christopherstephens6963 4 года назад

Bro you make really excellent videos. Thank you.

@Stridertrees 4 года назад

Glad you like them! thanks :)

@erik30012 3 года назад

very usefull!

@GeraldAlonzoMourning 3 года назад

Can you do a video of you actually moving the canopy anchor from one point to another while in the tree?

@Stridertrees 3 года назад

Honestly I rarely move my initial canopy anchor. I either set it where I want it from the ground with a big shot or I climb MRS until I get to the TIP I want and set it then. Occasionally I will use a redirect, but even that is usually the simple retrievable one with no hardware I demonstrated at the end of the best canopy anchor video

@GeraldAlonzoMourning 3 года назад

@@Stridertrees thanks!