James Kilpatrick Masters climb on YouTube
Richard Tregoweth, Thursday, June 23, 2011
This link just in from Linwahling: James Kilpatrick Masters climb at the 2011 Asia-Pacific Regional TCC in Singapore.
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This link just in from Linwahling: James Kilpatrick Masters climb at the 2011 Asia-Pacific Regional TCC in Singapore.
..SRT access with a 'backup' is one of the latest debates in tree climbing. Some say, definitively 'That will never happen… ever!'
Have a look at Steve IbelingsThe concept is simple enough - take some indoor rock climbing grips and attach them to a tree stem using webbing slings - voila - happy kids!
Have a look at the video published by Singapore-based iClimbinc.com. Tree-D is an excellent concept, and could be included at every Regional (and National) ..
The 2011 Asia-Pacific Regional Tree Climbing Championship preliminary heats results are now available.
The 'Masters' sheets should be available soonish!
Thanks to Joe Harris, Into Trees ..
Petzl has announced a recall of the newly launched GriGri 2. This follows the discovery that excessive force on the fully extended handle causes it to remain stuck in the open position.
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The long awaited, Treemagineers designed CELanyard is finally available in New Zealand. The joint manufacturers of the CELanyard, DMM and Teufelberger,have struggled to keep up with worldwide demand since its initial launch earlier in the year.
This new lanyard incorporates plenty of technology from both DMM and Teufelberger: ..
New Zealand Slack Trip 2010 from Fabrice Wittner on Vimeo.
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13.65 seconds straight up 15 meters! Yes, you read that right - James Kilpatrick has officially broken the men's world record secured footlock with a 13.65 second climb at the 2011 Asia-Pacific TCC in Singapore.
James held the previous men's record at 14.11 ..The kiwi men's team almost completed the 'hat trick' in the Masters event at the 2011 Asia-Pacific Regional TCC in Singapore today!
Current Asia-Pacific Regional champion James Kilpatrick placed number one with Scott Forrest number two and Ross Kite number four (beaten into third place by a meager .67 points by aussie ..
Another update from Thoughtplanter Richard Wanhill in Singapore. The (unofficial) mens Asia-Pacific TCC preliminary results are Ross Kite 1st, Scott Forrest 2nd, Henk Morgan 3rd, James Kilpatrick 4th and Richard Kenyon 5th.
Womens preliminary results: Kiah Martin 1st, Nicky Ward-Allen 2nd.