Review on 🌳 Hunter Safety System Lifeline: Ensuring Tree-Stand Hunting Safety by Andrew Grant

I personally know people who have been badly hit by curl and climber incidents. I've never used those uncomfortable and complicated seat belts that should come with luggage racks. Having 3 little girls at home makes me feel a little different about falling out of a tree after years of climbing countless trees and hanging from poles without any protection. male climber. BUY A COMFORTABLE BELT TO WEAR IT. Good HSS, I have a flexible hybrid that you will love and will become part of your main gear - comfortable and very easy to put on. I have a tree climbing rope for my climbers and I bought it as I have always been suspicious of lock in posts and accurate cables and gear. I still do it, but I know I'm safe from the moment I hook the line to the bottom of the prussite knot. Also, I have a bowline knot at the bottom where I just buckle my bag and climb to the top, then pick up my gear once I find it. wear it, you can be sure that you will not receive this call. I was stubborn and clueless about not having one sooner and was grateful that a terse phone call woke me up and encouraged me to start using HSS products. After receiving a message from a pal who had fallen 25 feet and crawled to pick up a cell phone signal to find them with badly broken legs, he helped them and watched them lose their jobs. I haven't used it yet. Now I can't live without it.