Thorium Slingshot Launcher Arborist Throw Weight Bag Pouch Combo Set Kit - Bright Green 12oz + 16oz complete with BONUS 150' / 45m Throw Line Rope

Very good deal 2 throws + cord for this price brilliant

Stitching failed after 20 mins use, no j the slightest of snags. Line supplied is too thick a gauge and cheap, promotes tangling and snagging further. After reviewing and seeing the same problems from other customers for sure wouldn’t buy again.

Tossed the 12 oz bag into a 50 foot oak a few times to get the feel of the bag and line. After that “warm-up”, I lofted the throw bag easily to the uppermost branches of the oak tree. To ensure it was not beginner’s luck, I repeated the throws 6 more times and achieved excellent results. The oak tree is still full of leaves here in Florida, but the throw bag and line easily sailed over the branches and gently landed on the ground. Excellent results. After achieving that objective, I successfully repeated the process on another tree on the first attempt. This allowed me to pull a line between the two tall trees at 50 ft height that I am using for an amateur radio antenna. Could not be easier. Here are a few things I did prior to tossing the throw bag… First, unwrap the supplied cord (line) that comes in the kit. Tie one end of the line to a pole or tree and the give the other end of the line a few tugs to remove any kinks in the cord. The stretching of the line eliminates the “memory” the cord has when wound during manufacturing. Now that the line is sufficiently prepared, place it in an opened top box or 5-gallon pail by loosely paying the line into the container. Do not coil or wrap the line, merely pay it loosely into the container. At the remaining end of the line, you can tie the line onto the throw bag. I used an Arborist knot to secure the line to the bag. A quick search on YouTube will show you how to tie that knot, which is really nice to use. That’s it. Now when you are ready, swing the line and throw bag a few times using an underhand method. Again, check out YouTube to see that technique in action. In conclusion, the throw bags and line worked well for me despite never before using anything like this.

Klappt gut

Emploi pour l'élagage. Au premier impact sur une branche à 10 metres de haut, le tissu du sac de lancer s'est déchiré. Cordelette basique qui s'effiloche à la moindre aspérité banale telle une brindille...

The construction inside was just a balloon which isn't really the issue, the main issue is the stitching coming undone on both sides and they don't offer any returns after a month. We do a lot of removals so we spike up trees or push them over we excavator etc so didn't use it till just over a month.

Seam split after 5 throws and revealed no edge stitching as show. Also, rope is simple loose braided and will never easily slide over branches.