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Might it not perhaps be a bit too large for you, Dave? I don't have those problems with mine. The hooky side of the velcro would work mo' better, methinks :lol:.

You got that right, Frans!

I personally know two women who climb in New Tribe saddles, and they both swear by them. After all, New Tribe is majority run by women climbers...

I wouldn't have a saddle without large D's, myself...but I'm frequently spur climbing using alternateing lanyards so you gotta have enough room for doubleing up in the D's. I agree that a bridge with a sliding D would be a nice option to have, but if SRT is in your bag of tricks, the central...

I'm a big fan, been climbing in a custom built Ness (New Tribe) saddle for a goodly number of years now and recently bought a new Pro-Gear model to replace it.