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DIY saddle # 2 pictorial

dbennett

dbennett

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Hey guys... this is my second saddle project and the first one I did the sewing on. Had all the stuff around the shop.
 

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Razorbak66 said:
I like it!! Your loops are going to stiffen it for easier hook ups?
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Once my saddle and pouches are set up I don't typically remove the beaner from saddle loop to the LB loop, just on the prusik side. So for me a stiff loop isn't a necessity. I use a 4' climbing sling I had laying around for the saddle foundation, a 3' would have probably been ideal. I just shortened my bridge to compensate for the extra length.
 
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