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Here's some raw footage I meant to post a while ago, got side tracked with surgery..... ;) <iframe width="420" height="315" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/UjoGoNaiWBU" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

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It really is a great set up. :thumbupold: I'm still "tweaking" mine, it's a great way to get up the rope, especially for canopy access. :D

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Ayuh, weighted line, that's a big help for me.....I like your "possibles bag", hadn't thought of that. That would be really useful. :thumbup:

I really do like that setup Jack, thanks again for posting it. :thumbup:

That looks like a really comfortable setup. :thumbup: I see you have the bungee cord through the pear link on your bridge, does that help? Also, it looked like you had an "ankle strap" on your foot loop, or was I just seeing end of the cord curled around your ankle? That looks like a great...

David, that's a great tip! And would you believe that's exactly what I "try" to keep in mind as I'm climbing. ;) I try to keep my feet "moving up the pole", but with so much "going on" during a climb it's hard for me to concentrate on just that..... :whine: But I am getting better at it! :D...

Thanks Jack. :) You wouldn't happen to have a good(closeup?)picture of your LOTS strap would you? I've been trying to work out some way to do exactly what you just said....., and I agree. The lanyard is bulky/cumbersome/uncomfortable, and I don't like having anything around my neck either...

I threw it together quick and it's a bit long, but I wanted to share my thoughts as I was climbing. :D Here ya go ..... <iframe width="420" height="315" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/KKwBfxdg_sI" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

Wow Jack, you did a great job on that video. :thumbup: Did you angle your helmet cam down more than usual to get the good angle on your climbing system? Very nicely done, good angle, easy to see what's going on. :D The setup I'm using with my HH is very similar to the setup you have, well...