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Jon, that's about as close to mine as you can get. My elastic is knotted along the length like a rock climbing daisy-chain giving me clip in loops and a thumb catch. What are you clipping to, up top. What advances your climbing system (RW/ HH)?

Looks good!

Easy enough to leave the steel biner on the end, and tie the RB, then clip the tail as your safety. Biner is still ready to go when you get up there, and you can still snag the biner for remote retrieval with a pole saw or pole hook.

Hi Jon, How's Portland treating you? PDX might be a cooler choice than Seattle. When I'm down there sometime, maybe grab a drink. There is a TreeHouse Introduce Yourself thread here somewhere. BTW, there is another Jon from HI here.

The elastic "daisy chain" attaches to the top of the ascender (footloop below), I slip my thumb through a "pocket' in the elastic 'daisy chain' at the top (or one lower), and clip a key biner or carabiner between an approapriately high 'pocket' and the Maxim Tech Cord tied eye-and-eye advancing...

My elastic goes over one thumb, rather than going around my neck. I don't like that feeling. It is a easy to drop the thumb loop and foot loop, and work, or open the cam and hang right onto the back of my saddle. clipping a key biner through a couple daisy chain elastic holes and the foot loop...

What's up, Jon. Neighbor to the north here. The bungee is compact. A stiffy won't pack when you're done with it. I use a long elastic "daisy chain" that I attach to my HH as well, to advance it. The Croll should work fine, I'd guess. I cut a handled ascender and added a hole at the bottom.

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...If I may start an "Official" thread... Since I'm convinced that Rope Walkers are the way to go for climber longevity, short of the Wraptor, I figured I'd start one. Unfortunately, I haven't been having much climbing going on, and my gear is often in the work truck with Erik, so I don't have...