Compact Bulldog Bone
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That's exactly what I've recently received.
It's awesome!
It's awesome!
Did it appear under your pillow, though?
treegongfu
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Wow! Those new bones look amazing. Mine looks ugly but is a dream on cougar climbing line. I'm sure you guys will love them.
Good to hear. I'm on Cougar too.
CutHighnLetFly
Been here a while
- Location
- Cape Cod, MA
what carabiner are you guys using to connect your bone to your saddle bridge and why?
TreeLogic
Branched out member
- Location
- Coastal SC
I like the DMM Ultra O. Reason? Easy to see, use, reliable, and seems to fit the purpose well.
treegongfu
Branched out member
I was using a dmm oval with bits of big shot tubing to hold the orientation but switched to the rock exotica oval with the captive wire thing. Both worked well.
CutHighnLetFly
Been here a while
- Location
- Cape Cod, MA
was thinking this
http://dmmclimbing.com/products/sentinel-hms/
http://dmmclimbing.com/products/sentinel-hms/
I've been using a DMM Sentinel for various things for nearly a year and like it because it's small and I have small hands.
macswan
Been here a while
- Location
- Champlain Valley, VT
Rock o for me, because it is the only biner I buy anymore. Cheap and superior. The reversed action is what sold me
JTree
Participating member
- Location
- East Texas
It was a tough choice I had to make not long ago. Dmm or rock os. I wanted to use one or the other because of the different actions. I settled on the dmm, not because it opened in my preferred direction, but because I use revolvers pretty often, so i would have still been stuck with biners that open in different directions.
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TimBr
Official Well Known Greeter
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- Northern Virginia
I wonder if Dmm has a patent on the revolver biner? If Rock Exotica made a biner with a pulley incorporated, you'd really have a tough choice on your hands.
I feel about the Petzl William biner the same way. I love the direction of opening of the Rock Exotica biners, but I frequently like the larger size of the Petzl William biners. I use the ball-lock type because I had the twist lock roll open on me once when pressed against a limb.
Rock does have a biner of similar size, but at almost twice the cost.
Tim
I feel about the Petzl William biner the same way. I love the direction of opening of the Rock Exotica biners, but I frequently like the larger size of the Petzl William biners. I use the ball-lock type because I had the twist lock roll open on me once when pressed against a limb.
Rock does have a biner of similar size, but at almost twice the cost.
Tim
monkeylove
Been here much more than a while
- Location
- Roslyn, Pa.
I own a bunch of most of them. They all have there spots depending on my setup and or hardware that day. I know I'm the odd man out on this but...I actually like the fact that I have to stop and think about the biners action. Makes me think and concentrate on one of the very important devices in our daily climbing. Of course as a rec guy or volunteer I am not worrying about taking an extra few seconds. At the end of the day my pay for climbing that day is still the same. Sweat, sawdust, and good karma.
macswan
Been here a while
- Location
- Champlain Valley, VT
That's the action I prefer. It suits my hands better
I like it as well. I have a combination of RE and Petzl carabiners on my harness. Makes me really think.
Worthaug
Carpal tunnel level member
- Location
- North Cakilaki
Combination of Rock O and DMM, in particular locations, for instance, Rock O at my lanyard adjuster and DMM O on the rope runner or BDB.
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Treetopflyer
Been here much more than a while
- Location
- Coastal N.J
Same here .. Actually I have one bone with rock o and one dmm o for easy distinguishing between bollard in them
