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I used a camelbac in the Bermuda heat and humidity, no interference with the Didier chest harness. I would fill it with 50% diluted poweraid, or just water with a squeeze of lemon and a dash of salt, then freeze the bladder the night before. That nice cool feeling on my back, and then cool...

My original chest harness was just like Ruels, a loop runner of the right size with a biner, then I made a stitched one out of some flat braided stuff, then got a Paul Didier one. They all worked.

What Gary said.

When we were sailing full time, and living on the boat, eventually there was no transition, I could get off the boat after a passage and no sway.

Yes rubber trees are rubbery! The boinnggg was my fault, it had started to rain, 10 mins to lunch and I took too big of a piece. Pedantic attention to tie in points lessened the drama. Edit, read your post above again...you are young, big and new, keen to please, just ensure you don't get...

In almost 20 years, one bad ride, saw it coming held on tight for the ride. Norfolk pine dismantle for a landscape co., The landscapers pulled the top too early and the hinge was way thick. Oh and once I cut off too much end from a rubber tree branch....boinnngggg, ended up underneath what was...

I reeved a loop into the eyelets on my boots using some throw line. Saved the cost of more expensive arbclimb boots. As I use a Ska, I can clip right into it. I keep the saka footloop in the truck for just in case.

I have a Paul Didier chest harness with a tiny keychain biner for my Hitch Hiker, works fine, fairly minimalist. I have a homemade tether attachment, it does have a tendency to move so the biner on the HH is not always aligned properly, have to keep an eye on it, just too lazy to fix it for...