Solo mast climbing 

Excellent video. Great information. I didn’t even know this product existed.

Terrific video... I am gonna look into this!@

Nice, I am almost 65 with some back issues. Getting the mast up and lifting less is s very helpful for me. Looking forward to get this equipment Thanks for the video. Fair winds.

Very informative tutorial on a product I didn't know existed. But if the cost is near $2000 I'm sticking with the ATN for now. I like the idea of hanging the jib halyard to it, but if the jib is already up with a roller furling then that's a big hassle to use. I'll pay kids in the yard to hoist me and make sure my winches are in good condition.

Nice presentation of a neat gizmo, but the best part of two grand is likely way too rich for the average recreational or cruising boat budget, where it will only see very occasional use. More suited to club, rental or commercial use. Also, at max lift it looks like it will put the chair attachment point 12 -18 ins below the halyard sheave, making the mast head difficult to reach....it's already a bit of a stretch with most chair rigs. I'll stick with my ATN ascender.

Very informative video regarding this product, it seems to be almost effortless. At 1.300,- Euro it’s very pricy, but I guess if one has no assistance to go up the mast, then it’s money well invested.

Nice video. A product I didn't know existed but at that price I'm afraid is out of my reach. I would like to have seen more actual use demonstration of it with someone going up and down the mast did you do a video on that as one of your comments mentioned?

1500 to 1800 for the mast lift. It looks to be a safer alternative when doing it alone. Otherwise if you don't have someone able bodied to winch you up, it is a good alternative. Probably best for rigging inspectors and such, and solo sailors.

So I assume your next video will show you actually ascending to the top of the mast and demonstrating this fine piece of equipment?

Don't have a sailboat ,But Nice Review! Thanks Dom!

My question was the ability to get to very top but you answered it with the bosun chair foot straps. Does it come with chair?

Rather use block and tackle or prusik srt climbing methods... That thing is huge heavy and imho dangerous.... Using electric stuff can't be done if you have power out at sea.... Always best to rely on manual means for everything besides you need the workout....

Good video but 2k is maddness for something u might use twice, a ladder costs 200 usd

Another sales pitch

Too long, too complicated to set the unit ready, too big. @13:00 lots of move, very little climbing...