For sure, I got enough of a taste to realize how much easier it is to travel with two, and I'm definitely still doing it almost all the time, just in a way that seems more streamlined for me
The rotator l ? Dependimg on climbing systems, Both systems are parallel and load in top hole of swivel , well whilst both being pulled same direction this way? Do you only climb drt with certain multicenders? Sense any rhetoric in this post? I bet you do. I feel like we've already covered this. Edit:I added the rotator Large to my cart. Irun dually bridges and swivels ,but its been crowding lately..not too bad to lanyard into aswell with two .. The problem I had with two bones in one hole on my smllaer swivels was they wouldn't fit well and sometimes the orientation was pulling sideways. You have nano swivel mod on bones for drt,so you can with less limitation as well ,correct?
My DSRT kit is pretty specific to the CBDB, and each one has the Nano mod. From the Rotator L you can go into a Delta Screwlink or a triangular shaped biner like an ISC Mighty Mite. The triangular or wide HMS shape allows the 2 Bones to stand side-by-each with little to no interference. With rubber hose for corner traps on the biner and a spacer in-betwixt the Nanos, everything stays aligned as it should. I'll get an updated photo or short vid ASAP.
Just got done trying the DRT ascent with 2 RRs (Kevin's video) and then just one RR.
At the bottom it's a bit tough trying to get the opposing rope that you're stepping on through the RR but once you get up a few feet the rope starts to fall through nicely. Once you get going it feels like you're skipping two-three steps at a time, which that's the kind of person I am, I rarely go up steps one at a time.
As a simple ascent method of just adding an additional rope (DRT), one RR and two foot ascenders is pretty sweet. It just takes a little more time putting an additional rope away, but the advantages of your feet on two separate ropes and being able to take big steps I think is worth it.
Now the hard part, trying to figure out how to use DRT once I'm in the tree.
I can but if you look up oceans ghosting across the oceans thread there's a pic of Eric Whipple whom gave me the idea somewheres in the pics holding it up displaying it.. I use one bridge. With a swivel with a Delta link connecting the dual nano bones . I have a few rubbers on the Delta to help keep oreinted properly.. It(Delta) has shifted on me and because of the type of link it is I've had no issues when it does on occasion. I'll try to pic it soon. If you read this thread a bit ..yes I've tried a bunch of different ways.Dual bridges and swivels on opposite bridges this is the least restictive and is best by far for me. It simplified everything for me. Your imagination is the only limitation with how you belay yourself around a canopy setup with this ...I think whip calls it a swivel Tree. He made it clear to me having that rubber grommet in between bones on the Delta is key to keeping them bull dogs in a good working pact
I realized that the use of the ISC Mighty Mite in the photo above has a limitation...hanging from the Bone on the gate side alone could be bad news in some people's minds, because it's not loading the spine of the carabiner. This was my own critique, but I guess it holds true that the Delta Link is a better choice since it can be loaded from any one corner to any other corner, or all three corners. It also has no need to be disconnected from the main swivel during a climb, so the screw gate instead of a carabiner gate is no appreciable drawback.
