Finally fell on a roof

[kurt]

No barbs or hooks, but these are about as close as I've gotten to something that grips.

[Jim Katen]

No barbs or hooks, but these are about as close as I've gotten to something that grips.

I've been liking 5:11 Tacticals (canvas in winter and ripstop nylon in summer).

Check them out:

http://www.511tactical.com/511-tactical ... otton.html

For my body, they're more comfortable than the Duluth.

[kurt]

Look good. Duluth makes a stretchy type now that might be more comfortable. I'm just kinda partial to Duluth...they make good stuff.

[palmettoinspect]

Glad you're alright! Nothing wrong with the ol? crab crawl when on a roof, I've mastered it.

[Marc]

If it's shingles, I use my hands and shift my weight towards them. Nothing gets better traction. It'll hurt though.

Moss on a roof? Never seen it with my own eyes.

On metal panels, I look for the screws and use my shoes. No screws? Sprout some wings.

Marc

[palmettoinspect]

If it's shingles, I use my hands and shift my weight towards them. Nothing gets better traction. It'll hurt though.

Moss on a roof? Never seen it with my own eyes.

On metal panels, I look for the screws and use my shoes. No screws? Sprout some wings.

Marc

Yep, those screws are nice!

I've seen roofers using soft foam pads for traction on metal roofs. Works pretty good.

[Robert Jones]

Kurt,

The "flexible" Duluth pant is awesome. IMO, heavy enough for all season's.

[kurt]

I'm a big fan of Duluth. I should try them.

[kurt]

I'm a big fan of Duluth. I should try them.