Any suggestions for a replacement nylon strap for a WW loc on? I have a couple and they need replaced this season. I thought about a lone wolf setup with a Vera button. What’s your suggestion?
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Wind walker loc on strap
- Thread starter D.AKINS
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I have been hoarding wind walkers the past few months, I mite have a problem lol, anyways one of them I got from a good memeber on here modified the original strap to a lone wolf strap behind that metal plate, and just used a carabiner to connect the lone wolf strap, it’s simple and works nice, he also put some DIY versa buttons on the bottom of the stand to add a second strap to help with kickout when using a saddle, I will take some pictures tomorrow morning to give you an idea of what he did, it was all done nicely and I’m not going to change a thing, I’m going to do the same thing to a couple more this winter when I’m bored.
Best solution I've seen is from @WHW whon suggested just routing an ameristep style hook/cam strap though the same orientation as the original, leaving the hook in the same spot as the original. Works great!
On a loc on limit, I use a Lone Wolf strap off a stand. The strap goes between the aluminum plate and the 2 posts with nylon spacers so it doesn't pinch. To join the two lone wolf loops, I use a Petzl oval screw link. You could also use a steel hook you girth hitch on one side, but I prefer the screw link. The strap hooks onto itself and not the posts. The two bolts on the top of the plate keep the stand from sliding off the strap.
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