Cool idea. But never used my micro adjusters. I just felt it always putting pressure where it wasn’t needed. Seems to me if your bridge ends are loose like mine (carabiners), then where ever you slide the saddle under your butt, then the carabiners slide on the bridge loop to a position where they equal out the pressure of the top and bottom strap of the saddle. Maybe with a girth hitched bridge on the bridge straps it’s not allowing it to slide freely, that’s why y’all are needing to position it. It just got me thinking. I had made my own bridge for my kestrel at a fixed length and attached with 2 carabiners. Always had my micro adjusters loose because any adjustment on it would make the saddle have more pressure on one end. Then I got a mantis with the fixed bridge and I hated it. Put my fixed bridge with 2 carabiner attachment points from my Kestrel on it and it was a lot better. Maybe having a bridge that is free to find its own spot is the secret, instead of having to move it to where it wants to be because it’s restricted to move on its own.
Just a thought. Seems right because I do notice they are in different locations on the bridge loops depending on where I have it under my butt. I better hurry and patent this idea. Free moving bridge. Game changer!
Adjustable bridge loops points are just a fix to friction bridge ends.