3 quick fyi's..
1- Just overall, i wouldn't use wesspur as a resource as to whether something can be hand spliced or not. I've seen bad info there on numerous occasions. In fact I'm looking at a rope right now that was "not splicable" so i paid for stitching instead & it has only caused headache...
If you read the manual you would be lead to think that.. but it's definitely not, as that's the prusik cordage.
Again, as per the manual you would want to think so.. Also i don't believe the construction has changed with the renaming.. by i could be wrong.. the cover construction sure looks...
Written as in manufacturer tried & true.... for a double headed? Sorry bruv.. dont think your gonna find that.. don't sweat it though, the double becomes pretty self explainatory if you stare at one long enough.. essentially you start in the middle of the cordage with two equal bites around the...
Digging this up..
Santiago.. are you sure that's it? I mean the pattern sure looks like it.. but the core does not look correct.. I was always under the impression it was a DB until recently.. shit, i actually thought it was tachyon for a while.. However, recent conversation have lead me to...
Haha.. that's exactly what i thought as well.. "dang it's brand new & he's going to town on it" But hey if you know what you want & how to implement it, all the power to him..
Hang on a sec, I'll dig up that link to his actual blog.. it's different than the daigentanoen.jp link he posts with...
Omg! I can't even keep track of whats going on with his setups half the time.. soooooo much hardware.. Imagine how heavy that is?
In his defense, he does come up with some interesting stuff.. I always assumed he was a machinist or something.. but he makes allot of these little modifications &...
Oddball question to those in this thread..
If you cut the Eye off your Teufelberger CE Lanyard/Hipstar Flex Lanyard, how many of you would hand splice a new eye on there with a typical DB splice?
Probably won't get many responses here as most make their own gear, but im just curious how many...
Haha.. i seen that too.. i came across that a few weeks ago.. i think i sent a note to them asking about it but i think there's a language barrier & the North America Site didn't list it so i didn't contact them.
Most anyone who's swung a lanyard, flipline or anything for that matter, around a tree understands the benefits of one.. but nahhh, your right no one wants or uses them.. steel hardware doesnt come standard on 90% of industrial fliplines & lanyards.,
It isn't a steel snap anyways.. It's...
Ohhhh shit! Who's the cool kid now! Look at you go with your big dee's!
I think you'll like the leg pads. They definatley add some bulk over just having padding there to begin with, but they ain't too bad. Mine don't exactly follow the contour of the MB leg loop, but whateve that's only...
The stuff is really just scattered all over the internet & usually under Tactical/Military/Police/EDC/Security packs, bags, armor carriers & general hardware keywords & headings. Google's algorithm presents me with these things when i personally search = 1''in molle/pals hardware. However there...
Haha! That would be nice! One post that changed world!! Lol.. Alot if the stuff i see is based off of military needs & solutions.. I've actually seen some of the hardware intergrated here & there into other ARB products, like the G-Hooks on the notch bag. It's like the manufacturers are right...
Yes completely. The entire scenario.. I'm sorry man, the things your constantly asking are mind numbing & should be common knowledge to anyone before even thinking about climbing, nevermind using a heavy ground saw in a tree or trying to Bid Jobs like you are... But it's beyond that, the need to...
Right Right! Im tracking..
However, that's gunna severely limit your slings overall length... Like down to it's smallest possible size.. Id try using a prusik like i posted a pic of to regain usable length..
but hey.. you know what they say.. "If you can't bottom it out, beat the shit outta...
You know.. not for nothing but if your trying to get away from the higher cost of the Sena units & your going to have to retrofit something anyways, id look into some motocycle forums.. Naturally, I think those guys use these types of devices more than anyone else & probably have the Low Cost...