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Saddle Bridge customizing

TheTracker

TheTracker

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I just started using a black diamond rotor as part of my bridge system, I use to hook my bridge to a biner that hooked into a ropeman 1 and when i needed to move my position the rope would slide through the biner, Now i have it so the rope goes through the bottom side of the rotor and the biner attached to the ropeman 1 and the top of the rotor. It has made a huge difference in ease of movement for me. Has anyone else tried this? Here's the rotor i started using. http://www.backcountry.com/black-di...QIENhdDpBc2NlbmRlcnM6MToyOmJjc0NhdDgxMTEwMDM2
 
I use the direct biner/bridge method with an Amsteel bridge. I've never had an issue with movement. Amsteel is pretty slick. When I was hunting with a TL, the large webbing bridge was a bit of an issue. But the rotor wouldn't of helped with that setup.

Glad you found something that works.
 
g2outdoors said:
I use the direct biner/bridge method with an Amsteel bridge. I've never had an issue with movement. Amsteel is pretty slick. When I was hunting with a TL, the large webbing bridge was a bit of an issue. But the rotor wouldn't of helped with that setup.

Glad you found something that works.
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I never had a real problem with moving around before, but now it's absolutely effortless. When I turn side to side there's no more tension in the rope like I used to feel before.

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