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Climbing for fleece saddle guys ?
- Thread starter eightwgt
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Search DIY Sportsman on YouTube - he has an excellent video on RCH and modding a simple length of climbing webbing for that exact purpose.
For my first saddle I picked up a cheap RCH from Amazon that had metal d-rings on the side that were perfect for lineman rope use. Used that with a SitDrag and then let my daughter use it. You could also go the battle belt route - I did a post a while back about the DIY lineman belt I put inside a battle belt. Will be using that with my Wraptor on a few hunts this year.
Another option is to girth hitch amsteel continuous loops around the waistband of your RCH on each hip.
I used 2" webbing run through the rated loop on the back of RC, and then have loops sewn for lineman's hookup. They are just secured to the harness with zip ties and electrical tape to keep them easily accessible.
When I am at height, I have a piece of rope attached to the belay loop that runs up to my tether's biner, that is just slightly longer than my fleece bridge.
When I am at height, I have a piece of rope attached to the belay loop that runs up to my tether's biner, that is just slightly longer than my fleece bridge.
