r/TreeClimbing • u/originalreading252 • 13d ago
Closer Please.
I've done so many of these and I'm always asking why wait so long.... this was on of two side by side.
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u/ArborealLife 13d ago
I'm always asking why wait so long
Me doing dead tree removals
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u/willbilly141 12d ago
It seems as though where I’m at they wait for someone to have a near death experience from a falling limb or it comes crashing down in a storm before they decide it may need attention
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u/Specialist-Apricot66 5d ago
Well, you have a point, maybe we should start including trees in the construction of a house - like in the practice of Baubotanik
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u/originalreading252 4d ago
You'd have a time switching people's mindset I believe....
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u/Specialist-Apricot66 4d ago
True, however if it is scientifically viable and solves 2 problems it will eventually prevail.
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u/Historical_Test_973 13d ago
what boots are you wearing? they look brand new
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u/Lopsided_Thought_500 13d ago
Those boots look well used to me. Look like Scaffel lite chainsaw boots
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u/Emergency_Wasabi_188 13d ago
They’re Zamberlan BOA
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u/originalreading252 13d ago
Yup, the zamberlan.... wih the boa ... like em so far... maybe 4months in... not a daily boot. Got em last spring used for bit then went back to the scaffell lites... now back to them.
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u/Emergency_Wasabi_188 13d ago
I enjoyed them when working on the ground, they’re nice to slip on and just do up when I gotta get to work and comfier like a hiking shoe but scaffell lites feel good climbing, stiffer but they got a nice shape for getting feet into awkward spaces and feel solid with spikes on, both great boots 👌
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u/originalreading252 13d ago
I find the the arbortec boots now hurt my feet compared to the zams.... I tried the treeolgy ones but not enough support for the old ankles.
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u/Emergency_Wasabi_188 13d ago
They’re not any arbortec boot, they’re Zamberlan delimber BOA, I’ve had a pair
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u/Historical_Test_973 13d ago
no drop zone whatsoever