Ring on bridge?

I have the og TreeMo bridge. Just the one. The radius ring changes the angle of the bridge relative to the lower d rings. The bridge legs (either side of the anchor ring) face more outward (loading the life support straps more evenly) as opposed to inward (drawing the lower ds together/squeezing the hips. I hope I explained that clearly.
 
How wide is the RR? Seems like it would need to be secured to walk around and not get banged in sensitive spots.

Would lengthening the bridge a little do the same thing? I can feel a big difference in a small amount of bridge length change.




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How wide is the RR? Seems like it would need to be secured to walk around and not get banged in sensitive spots.

Would lengthening the bridge a little do the same thing? I can feel a big difference in a small amount of bridge length change.




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Possibly…? I guess would just depend on the user and how long they want their bridge. I think it’s the width of 3 dmm rings
 
Last winter I tried a Rock Exotica Omni-Block 1.1" Pulley as my primary SRS rope bridge attachment point, and after at first finding it “scary” grew to like to so much I wouldn’t consider going back to a ring or a carabiner.

Now that I’ve became accustomed to it I find it pleasantly fluid, having both a swivel and pulley, in every direction, and talk about easy on the bridge rope!

The only improvement I would wish for was if the manufacturer was to add a discrete pulley lock (perhaps even a screw that could be installed - hmm maybe I’ll try that modification myself:)) for a little more friction in certain awkward situations.
Take this as you will, but Omni block style pulleys are meant to be stationary. Any time there is a chance that the button could be hit in movement, it should not be used. For this reason you probably shouldn't use it on your bridge as life support. I checked into this when a local competitor wanted to use one as part of a friction saver.
To substitute, you could install a Notch rook on to your bridge and get the same benefits.
 
Take this as you will, but Omni block style pulleys are meant to be stationary. Any time there is a chance that the button could be hit in movement, it should not be used. For this reason you probably shouldn't use it on your bridge as life support.
Cheers ColoradoNative
I appreciate your concern for my safety and welfare but when my Omni Block 1.1 returns from its recall it will almost surely go back on my bridge. At this time I figure that the odds of something pushing the recessed front plate release button and the plate turning, and my bridge getting unhooked or shock loaded before I became aware of situation are too low to offset the advantages and convenience of this device as a bridge attachment.
 

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