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Nothing quite like a delusional mind!!! Looking forward to what escapes!

You got the skeleton...needs the ligaments and tendons now.

Nice clean solution!!

Good touch. Looks like that will work a treat. Nice, clean solution.

With a quick release!

It has been a very good saddle...comfortable and rugged. I am learning to love zip ties...have them at strategic locations in tool bag, trailer, shop, truck. I also keep a good set of side cutters nearby to trim excess. Regular cutters leave a razor sharp tip/spike barely sticking...

This is how I have my shem biner attached. @ruel Your saddle doesn't have the ropes across the back like mine??? and some still shots of attachment

Evan...good to see your set up...and good to see hanging out. Looks like the zip ties are to keep the saddle saw biner in a constant orientation. I have a big biner on my MCRS too but it flops some...I'll try your idea.

Yep, I understood that. I threw the one hand stuff out there because it has been drilled in to me to keep it to a minimum. I can see where it is quicker than changing work positioning to be able to use two hands. I don't do production tree work so I try to take time to get into the best work...

Yep:...at 7:10...lots of one handing in the video. He looks very comfortable and smooth in what he does but 1 handing is the exception for me, not the norm. Good points on the saddle...it is a very good system...helps make work positioning simpler.

I do like the buckle waist belt...also took me awhile to figure out where to best tuck the end of the belt. I can squeeze it into that same webbing slot as Sean but a dedicated retainer slot would be easier.

DMc...I made that adjustment. It DiD help...the leg pads are a lot better now. I spent a lot of time about a week ago on a takedown in a maple where I had a lot of time hanging in the saddle...anytime on spurs the MCRS was very comfortable. But after spending several long sessions with almost...

OK...that is a good gauge...mine are a good bit looser than that, I think.

Thanks for the tip. I'll check it out.

DMc...I am still liking the MCRS. I have at least 8-10 hours in it now and am finding it comfortable. The New Tribe Pro may be a tad more comfortable but it's close. I do like how the leg pads can be slid back and forth as needed. They have been "pinchy on the boys" a few times and I am...

And here is what comes with the new saddle: Boy not included....

I have started experimenting with a PAW on the bridge. The PAW may get too twisty...not enough time trying it yet to know. I have a Rock Exotica swivel that might help but waiting to see. And some gratuitous pictures of my tree trailer.

It seems like some of us are starting to get the MCRS. I have a Matt Cornell right now...just started using it last week, used it for a removal over the weekend. I am liking it so far...this is the first real rope bridge I have had...my previous saddle has been a New Tribe Pro (Ness) and it...