Cougar blue is very similar to Yale 11.7, I liked it until I found weird defects in the rope. Treestuff had the same problem so they stopped selling it.
I saw over at gustharts that there’s a new version of the clip n steps for sale. I’ve been in the Arbpro evo for a while now. A little bulky but really like them
Thanks that helps. I used to like more static ropes but now actually prefer the little bit of stretch voyager offers. It’s not excessive but just that it isn’t such a stiff ride
My medium MB saddle is a bit big, anyone out there with a small interested in trading? It’s only 2 weeks old, 5 climbs in it. These saddles sell so fast I’m sure someone else has a sizing issue also.
On a side note- I noticed the tm for sale on treestuff says it’s an updated 2018 model with new cobra buckles and thicker d rings. Sounds like all the updates as the new tm evo minus the lower d’s with multi bridge options. ?
This is just some cord I had laying around. On the tm bridge the second bridge would terminate back around the tail of the first bridge, I’m just proposing to keep it separated for adjustability. Snug it up and add a knot or just adjust the stopper knot
Yes, same as is in the picture of the new tm posted except the second bridge doesn’t terminate back around the first. Not looking to make it actively adjustable but more so just being able to snug it up if desired.
So the saddle got me thinking about having 2 bridges and having one adjustable and/or shorter. So I was thinking if u pass both bridges thru the lower dee, tie your double fisherman’s knot in the first bridge and pass your 2nd bridge straight thru that knot as well with the tail. Now you could...
So this got me thinking about a double bridge on any saddle like a MB. The rigging plates have larger holes but I’m wondering if doubling up a smaller rope will yield a larger stopper knot and give u the same 2 bridge option.