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Amsteel whoopie for bridge?

When the bridge is at its longest....



When the bridge is shortened ....

 
it definitely works, running one right now. I still prefer a fixed bridge as I just dont adjust my bridge I know what I like and that dang tag end is ALWAYS in the way.
 
I get asked a lot how much Amsteel is needed to make a whoopie. What's the average length needed in 1/4"?
 
I decided to eliminate the caribiner but still wanted to control the tag end so I tied it off with a loop of 550. Still have locked brummels on each end.



 
I didn't measure mine so I'm not sure how much material I have....
 
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I played around with one this summer but went back to a fixed webbing bridge. My plan was to use it short for srt, then adjust when on tether, but felt comfortable ascending with my normal bridge length
 
DanO said:
I get asked a lot how much Amsteel is needed to make a whoopie. What's the average length needed in 1/4"?
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I'd say atleast 48" if you want a whoopie like mine that adjusts from about 16"-24" bridge and then maybe 60" and up if you want a much longer bridge. The end result of my whoopie sling experience is that I will also be switching to a fixed webbing bridge. The whoopie is nice, but I dont need it anymore.

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