How to Make A Light Weight Climbing Lanyard On a Budget 

Dear teacher of arboristics Bino H.! Your excellent instructional videos give beginner arborists exactly the knowledge base they need to work safely, confidently in trees! Thank you so much for all your useful, effective lessons! 👍❤️

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Great info for a beginner. Thank you for your work and content!

Nice bino, love your tutorial. Thanks...

A very interesting video. Thanks.

That's a good idea I couldn't find one of those things anyway I'm definitely going to try that thank you

Thanks Bino. I did exactly this when trying to follow your previous video and couldn't find a shizl. I think this is better than the shizl because of the ability to quickly disconnect from or move to the other side of a two way sliding knot. AND, they cost about $7 and are available at just about everywhere that sells hardware!

Exciting to see your educational channel ✝️❤️

Good job

Good!

Thanks for sharing this. Super new to climbing and don't have my own gear yet... Curious how much all of this would cost compared to a non-budget version. Thank you!

Learned a new thing with the double use lanyard

Great video Bino. The carabiner at 2:10 mark. Is that the ISC Mini Quad Lock HMS?

What do you use the little silver snap connected to your clevis on your chest for?

Great! So how long is the rope if you want a 2 in 1 lanyard?

Hi Bino: so I made a 2 in 1 like the video and it seems very useful. My question: how do you manage the slack when not in use?

What's the gage of the rope and the tensile strength of ?

What is the size of the boat clip?

This is above my food grade😳

I assume the lanyard is just old climbing line? Thanks. Need a 2 to 1 lanyard and well they want a fortune for one and was thinking... I can make one...

Fur shizzle