Transporting fixed length bridge?

[bowhunter15]

I know some of you use fixed length webbing or amsteel bridges. My fixed bridge for my SitDrag was long enough that I could flip it up over my head while walking.

I've found that with the Kestrel, I need a shorter bridge. Now it's not long enough to flip over my head, and if I let it hang it's down by my knees. For the guys using shorter fixed length bridges, how do you walk with them? I realize I could make it removable with carabiners or make an adjustable rope bridge but would prefer to minimize the metal.

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[redsquirrel]

I was using the backband clips to clip it up and out of the way. I went short enough where I don't need that now to keep it away from my knees but I'm looking for a better way so it's not catching on anything when climbing. I'm still brainstorming.

 

[g2outdoors]

I tuck my Amsteel bridge into the belt. It works very well.

 

[bowhunter15]

I tuck my Amsteel bridge into the belt. It works very well.

I knew there was a simple solution.

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[bowhunterchuck]

I clip it to my chest strap on my backpack. Still brainstorming too.

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[nature tamer]

I don't have the kestrel so I don't know what you have to clip to but this is how I do it with my sitdrag

 

[d_rek]

I tuck my Amsteel bridge into the belt. It works very well.

This is what I used to do on my evo, and what I will most likely do on my Kestrel, though the removable bridge is (in theory) a nice idea.


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[eyedoc]

Great way to manage the ropes. I have been doing it this way ever since Boswell posted this video a while ago.


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