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REI has aluminum bottles with a top you can put a biner on the clip to your saddle. Not exepensive. I think I bought it a few years back. Has a couple dings. You pull the rubber mouth piece up and drink push it back in to seal. Just remember it can hold wood chips. So blow or drip the wood...

Get some hydration packets for some of the water you drink. Like Liquid IV or DripDrop. They help. A couple a day. I lived in North Phoenix and Scottsdale for 10 years and did plumbing in the hot sun for most of it. I get ya about the heat.

Swig dude had by far the best chest harness around for advancing your devise or hitch. IMHO. Paul Didier. You can find him on FB.

Sailing for me. Takes me a while to get my land legs back.

SAKA here. I have the older version though

Now mind you, I ordered a few of them and took delivery with out knowing about the missing loop. So, loop runner to the rescue. The stiff step came with a delta screw link. The soft step, with just a sewn loop, did not need the delta. I found more metal involved cumbersome. Tried it. Now I just...

Me 2. I called them and asked whats up. They just said they found that most cavers/spelunkers just clipped a carabiner around the top and it was fine. Keeps the cost down. I said, "well, I'm an arborist and its better with a loop om top. Offer an option maybe?." They said they would tink about...

The stiff step just has a metal plate sewn in the bottom. Not necessary IMHO and eventually wears through and falls out. Then you have a soft step. Stiff was a tad weird for limb walk positioning when needing my arch on the limb. So the soft step suits me better.Just un clip the knee ascender...

On Rope 1 Stiff step or soft step. Bees knees. Soft step best if you sew a loop on top. My last stiff step had one. I just took an old loop runner and cut what I needed. Bomb proof. Left or right. Or pairs. https://onrope1.com/climbing-accessories/or1-right-stiff-step/...

Hitch Hiker with a "Holster" (sold at WesSpur) with my lanyard/flipline over the shoulder for tending as Flushcut mentioned. Its on this page. Hitch Hiker 2 Arborist Friction Device by RopeTek || WesSpur Tree Equipment - https://www.wesspur.com/items/asc184.html This vid shows my lanyard tending...