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I use the hitch hiker with a small stitched accessory cord loop, tended with LOTS. As simple as, no extra stuff.

Oops i guess I attached it twice, but that's better than not at all. I've got to learn this new system.

Here it is, super minimalist, but some high quality stitching and craftsmanship if i say so myself. Blake's hitch tightens around boot, stitched tight eyes attach to croll, and bungee (39 cents a foot!) doubled and fastened with a double fisherman's knot at carabiner. A few rubber band loops to...

Sweet vid randy-how does the cooper hitch run w the hitch hiker? I've only ever used the prescribed hitch, but experimented a fair amount with different cords. Sean-Portland is cool, I've been learning a ton that I don't think I would have had the opportunity to learn in Hawaii, although I do...

Thanks burnham, looks like some good PNW presence on here. Maybe our paths will cross sometime!

Thanks everyone for chiming in. I'm sold on the bungee now for sure. Hey Sean, you and I actually traded PMs on the buzz last July when I was looking to relocate to Seattle. Well, I made it to portland. Take care man hope all is well! Jon

Sweet nick that would be cool to see. I'm generally a one foot pantin power ascend guy, I don't like the footloop, but the knee ascender looks undeniably smooth. I'm in. Thanks guys

I can picture it, sounds like bungee would be more compact and altogether better. After I posted this, I saw your home grown thread, which is probably where I should have posted my question. Yours looks sweet! I am further inspired by it. Thanks

Thanks for the welcome and reply. I suspected that might be the case. Ok, I've got to get some bungee! Jon

Hey there treehousers, I've been lurking for a while here, and this is my first post. Lots of familiar faces here. I'm making a homegrown knee ascender. I would buy a haas, but I've already got a croll that I need a use for, and plenty of accessory cord, and some small ability to splice and...