Monkey Beaver harness

Joe really likes those. They are there for people who wear their pads lower and like to keep them in position once they have them where they want them.
I wear my pads all the way up so I don't really need the secondary buckle but it's there.
Different ways to wear this saddle.
 
Not very floppy tho. I tried a belt one time that had them fixed.
Tried swinging through a fairly tight Y going pretty fast. Those fixed D's, encountered tree trunk on both sides of me and stopped me dead. Kind of embarrassing/painful. Once in a lifetime thing but I didn't like them after that.
 
Interesting. This is the first small D belt I've ridden. I didn't like how the fixed ds increased my width. Seem to be more likely to hang up on stuff.
 
Yeah. Maybe they're better than the NT ones I've used before. I don't like that they wouldn't stay put. I rarely flipline up a tree, lanyard comes on and off a lot in a day. D's have to be right where I left them.


Reed Wortley
CA# SO-6953A
CTSP# 01739
 
I really like the looks of the Monkey Beaver saddle. I think you've developed a harness that's gonna be very well liked. But, I can tell it's not for me.


Reed Wortley
CA# SO-6953A
CTSP# 01739
 
Worthaug said:
I really like the looks of the Monkey Beaver saddle. I think you've developed a harness that's gonna be very well liked. But, I can tell it's not for me.


Reed Wortley
CA# SO-6953A
CTSP# 01739
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I would say Reed try it before you say that. I was bit on the fence and then I tried it on and fell in love. The side Ds are a perfect compromise if you ask me. Just my two cents.
 
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