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Wild edge platform continuos loop between steps.

benny a gregoire jr.

benny a gregoire jr.

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Anybody else put a continuos loop between their steps for a platform? It seemed to work for me.
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Interesting... how is the adjustability? Would a setup like this be just for a specific set, or could you use it run-n-gun. Also, how difficult was it to get a Cam over with other steps in the mix?

If you get a chance, a video would be sweet!


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IkemanTX said:
Interesting... how is the adjustability? Would a setup like this be just for a specific set, or could you use it run-n-gun. Also, how difficult was it to get a Cam over with other steps in the mix?

If you get a chance, a video would be sweet!


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I played with adjustability, by putting extra hitch to shorten. I only tried the 2 steps before kids homework took my attention. It camd tight. I got the idea bc the only tree i have is too big for 6' ropes.

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I only run n gun
 
Ok so after a few trials with 3 steps, it can be done, but it aint perty. 2 steps works a lot better. It also works better on a smaller tree. I believe this is due to the angle of pull towards the tree. If yall still want a video of 2 steps i will do that. 3 is a circus act at ground level. Much less 20ft up.

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What is the end game here? I'm intrigued.

Lining up three individual stepps at same level isn't too tough. Four would be, but the fourth I tie on the back of the tree a little higher than the rest. This works well because as you go around tree tether shortens up anyway.
 
HEY GUYS I DID IT!!! I wasnt satisfied i had to make it work. So i did. Im uploading the video now. I have 3 wild edge steps on the same plane with a rock solid cam.

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Here is a closer view of what i have going on.
. I tried to use rope my first time trying not to hack up amsteel if it wasnt going to work. It proved to be more difficult. I finally just used amsteel and it worked a lot smoother.

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