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Lineman shows proper gaff angle.

1,044,280 views • 7 months ago •via X (Twitter)

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#1 chief rocka7 months ago

Those are what’s called straight gaffs. They’re terrible. They will almost always lead you to cut out and fall, I used offset gaffs. Where there’s an angle to them that allows the gaff to stay in the pole much better regardless of foot position.

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Jon7 months ago

Velcro straps were a huge improvement

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EndeavorToPersevere7 months ago

I hope I never need this information

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ConstableArt7 months ago

IF YOU FALL DONT HUG THE POLE LET THE BELT CATCH YOU

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;)7 months ago

It’s something you have to fail at to find the angle

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djOPHBEET7 months ago

Blew out my knee gaffing. No thanks

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Sort Pin ✨7 months ago

Clean form! Definitely beats taking the fast way down.

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Amish_ Donkey7 months ago

one learns this faster after they burn their first one. From: a reliable source.

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Ryan Pan7 months ago

Tree gaffs 100% less stress.

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Keep Guessing7 months ago

I wonder how many linemen end up getting hip replacements. Uggghhh

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Z7 months ago

It's a different feeling when you start doing it. Nerves are right . I broke away on my first climb but the bucksqueeze saved my ass.

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Sch00ly7 months ago

Ya missing your flick line or pole trace

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KC7 months ago

Perform your cut out test

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X-Files7 months ago

that this still exists in 2026

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