Base Anchor, Friction Saver, and Canopy Anchor, All in One! A.R.T Snake Anchor

I’ve used one for about six months I love it.

The sound intro. I'm pumpin'!

Excellent video , really like how the ART , has multiple uses as a tool in any climbers tool bag.

Excellent video! I have been thinking about getting one of these and you sealed the deal. Thanks for sharing, God bless

I hang big saw on it on choke mode as i work around canopy

Excellent!!! Tranks for your time. Saludos desde Argentina

Thanks Bino, that would be a must have , for different applications, as always great video. By the way my harness arrives tomorrow, greetings from Shreveport LA

Really like your videos. What does it do that a small ring and 12' length of rope won't do other than cost you $130? You can tie a butterfly anywhere along it's length and get all the same features at about 1/10th the cost.

Thanks Bino, you saved me the cost of a retrievable friction saver for a DRT application. I was getting ready to hit the buy button and thought about my ART Snake which I haven't used yet. Did a search and this video was right at the top. Quick question, I have a carabiner with a built-in pulley. Would using it decrease the friction any?

The canopy anchor one is more of a re-direct than anything but I really like this product though

Thank you for showing this. I have looked at all the stores selling this device and they all have the same ad copy, so I assume it was provided by the manufacturer. Nowhere can I find any load ratings. I see this device and my mind compares it to sewn daisy chains and my brain calls up all the videos I have seen of stitching ripping out. I understand the daisy chain is a strap and this is an 8mm rope or cord. Is there anything in the accompanying documentation that gives a strength rating for the stitching? Thank you and stay safe, my brother!

Just bought one today 👍

Whether attaching the carabiner around the rope or not, your stress is being applied to the stitching, not the rope.

Am i right?

Beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeech!