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I think I tried it once, but ive never actually used it on a job, found out I prefer to just hold myself and tend slack, but now that I use SRT almost exclusively its not an issue anymore I did just get a zigzag plus for crane work tho, so im going to be doing more DRT for small stuff but still...

I never reallllly felt the need for it, till I tried it too bad I dont have one on my new treemotion any more, dad has it on his saddle now tho and he likes it

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spar work for me kept mine a normal bridge length, only ever shortened it half way or all the way when I wanted to get my system up tight I quit being a baby and dont have to lean into both systems as much so its not that big of a deal

im having a moment myself lol, first time ive logged into this forum in months, and I had 2 notifications, yay lol

I use SRT on spars, cant recall the last time I used DRT for anything other than when I forgot my unicender or something and had to use 2 lines to have a double tie in while taking out some trees that fell on a house during a landslide try to keep it somewhat tight, but yeah ive gotten to the...

update for you, still using it to this day but its on my dads saddle, I gave that one to him and bought a treemotion, havent felt the need for an adjustable bridge so much any more, if I do decide to get one then I will probably get an ART positioner to adjust it also with more climb time I dont...

when I did the ziptie trick, it was to the side of the paw, causing the rollnlock to bind up on the rope, the paracord keeps it centered, and has zero binding, im thinking of getting a lanyard keeper to hold the tail of my bridge, currently I just stick it thru a gear loop and be done with it

also, dont buy an android for the camera

tried mumfords Ziptie thing, didnt work for this, so dollar store paracord it is, not life support so its fine edit: cant really see it in the pictures, but I do indeed have a stopper knot

update: just got back, works super good, didnt realize how much id adjust it while climbing

one of many reasons I decided to try it about to head out and test it in a nice pecan tree

got mine set up, so far I love it, gonna go do a climb and see how it goes, should be nice for running climb line backup on spurs, I can suck it right down and stop my stuff from getting around my feet and knees

I will pick it up tomorrow I currently run dual bridges, still gonna run that setup but with one adjustable thanks again for sending it, im excited to use it, ive got a job scheduled for tomorrow that im going to try it out on

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ive thought about using the roll n lock, seems very compact I might mess around with the idea using the ropegrab off my flipline

ive got a notch sentinel, and im thinking of adding an adjustable rope bridge, any thoughts on this? how much bridge movement do you lose with the cam being in the way on one side?