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Shorten up that distel there Jeff....... Ive always prefered a distel to be alot tighter...........try it, you may like it.

I see the need for long lanyards, but for what I do day in and day out, an 8 footer works just fine. I like the lanyard in Nate's vid too, cept its committed to the side D, I like the versatility of being able to use it elsewhere if the need arises.

To me the extra clutter would be the 2nd end of the lanyard, I already have a climbing line all rigged up, might as well utilize it. There isnt a RIGHT answer, you use what your comfortable with. Personally I like and use short lanyards ( 8, 10 ft max.), anything longer and I find myself...

Assuming your talking about working a spar?..........why not just clip it to a side D and use it as a lanyard? Then you dont need a double ender. Still gives you the D to D connection. What good does your rope do you hanging from an equipment loop?

I dont see the need for a DEDA lanyard if your using a split tail system of some sort, which 95% of climbers do I think. (cept for butch). I use a single ended lanyard, with a captive eye biner on the termination end, currently running a vt variation tied out of ultra tech. For pitchy conifers I...