Is there anything “better” than a HeroClip on a daisy chain of sorts? Not in my opinion. I can hook that to anything including a small branch, so it gets my vote for $15ish.
That's awfully an shallow section to hang 7.lbs of $500 of your most important gear for harvesting.My DIY wood and CF bow hook has made me very happy. Cut-off from when I was building a prototype platform. After 2 seasons, I'm in the process of making a new one that has CF on both sides. Used with a daisy chain gear loop, it works great. Silent (though that's not a huge concern of mine), weighs about a half ounce and is 4 inches deep so easy to hang and retrieve my bow or crossbow from with little effort.
Here it is in first trial run. My daisy chain now has a g-hook cinch mechanism and stays tight against the tree.
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Showing the carbon fiber.
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I thought the same thing. I was like OMG….until I scrolled down and saw the Carbon Fiber. I felt a wave of relief and it’s not even mine Ha, Ha. I think he’s good.That's awfully an shallow section to hang 7.lbs of $500 of your most important gear for harvesting.
I'll admit, I was nervous the first couple of times I used it. The image in the post it's also sagging a lot more so it looks worse than it is in real life. The vertical portion of the hangar is usually flush against the trunk of the tree so the horizontal has a bit more "positive" angle to it. I've been in trees with wind gusts of 40 miles per hour and it doesn't move.That's awfully an shallow section to hang 7.lbs of $500 of your most important gear for harvesting.
Look up petzl caritool tool holder. I transformed one of those into this with a Dremel and a cutting wheel. It is a composite and doesn't have any metal clanking sounds.
I thought the same thing until someone gave me a hero clip. It’s so incredibly versatile; I can rig it up in all kinds of situationsI've been using one of these the past 3-4 years, can't find the reason to spend all the money on a hero clip
That’s what I’ve been using for about the same length of time and it works great. I wrapped mine in some of the camo wrap and bent the arm out just a tad bit. Love it and like you, haven’t seen a reason for anything else.I've been using one of these the past 3-4 years, can't find the reason to spend all the money on a hero clip