We are fast running out of the titanium "rings" that make up the Russian Aider "aid trees". These were from the original batch that came from Malcolm Daly at Trango when they discontinued the entire Russian Aider project.
I just sold the last 1/2 completed set of prototype "cuffs" and there are for sure no more cuffs lurking around here.
So this is your heads up: if you think you are going to need new "aid trees" for this season or any season in the future, I would buy them now, and stock up. I don't see this product being available again from us, at least in its current form. And I have no idea if anyone is making the cuffs anymore either. Try Ebay?
Here is the link for the trees: FISH Aid Trees
Showing posts with label aiders. Show all posts
Showing posts with label aiders. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Sunday, April 18, 2010
FISH Smart Aiders, review
John McNamee did a good long review and overview of aiders over on Mountain Project. Here is an excerpt of that review:
Back to the review...
Anyhow, last year my old aiders were looking thread bare so I went down to my local climbing shop with the intention of purchasing a set of ladders. Prior that that I had done some web research and had it down to a couple of different models. What the web site didn't convey was the size, bulk and weight of them. So I ended up walking out of the shop empty handed.
I had plans for a trip in a couple of weeks so I needed to get some aiders pronto. So I posted up on supertopo and several people recommended Fish Smart aiders.
Back to the review...
Anyhow, last year my old aiders were looking thread bare so I went down to my local climbing shop with the intention of purchasing a set of ladders. Prior that that I had done some web research and had it down to a couple of different models. What the web site didn't convey was the size, bulk and weight of them. So I ended up walking out of the shop empty handed.
I had plans for a trip in a couple of weeks so I needed to get some aiders pronto. So I posted up on supertopo and several people recommended Fish Smart aiders.
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