MCRS adjustment help

Steve Connally said:
Waist rope if I understand you is centered
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Yes that rope how much slack past the end of waste belt I have about 6" the lower rings sit mid thigh for me. Maybe I should ask this when lengthen the waste rope and load the bridge it out more pressure where? Same for the leg loops? While the adjustments are simple they are not quick with this thing.
 
Magnum783 said:
Yes that rope how much slack past the end of waste belt I have about 6" the lower rings sit mid thigh for me. Maybe I should ask this when lengthen the waste rope and load the bridge it out more pressure where? Same for the leg loops? While the adjustments are simple they are not quick with this thing.
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Just call or text me
 
Magnum783 said:
..... While the adjustments are simple they are not quick with this thing.
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Haha! True that. What I like to do is set the leg pad rope length first. Typically, this will be lightly snug with space for a flat hand. The waist rope length is then set so when suspended, there is a good balance between the two. As in not too much pressure on either legs or back.
 
Ok so now I get your question. Forward rings where the leg rope goes through are about 2" max past the end of the waist belt. Side D rings are just on the forward side of my pelvic crests. Do yourself a favor. After you cut the excess off the tails whip the line.
 
I would think mid thigh would feel like you were sitting on a rope swing and then yank the legs way up into your nasty bits. Shorten the lower rings to just a little bit past the end of the belt and tighten up those leg loops to just enough to get your flat hand behind it. Stock, mine was pretty much perfect but I'm 6'1" 190 to 200 depending on the time of the month LOL
 
Thanks Steve and DSMc (can't remember your name). Yup I have got to tweek mine just a bit. I like the size of everything and I keep saying this I like the fact that we are just talking about adjustments not modifications as we have all done those with saddles.
 
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