Scuba clips for lanyard management

matamorph said:
Let it all hang loose!.. Or maximum, clip tail-end spliced eye (..end) to harness (somewhere convenient) Never had a problem I couldn't flick/tug/ or snap out.

...less kit + less loops = less snags!
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I could never drag 33' of lanyard around with just one end clipped. I'm not that good.
 
Oh yeah of course! Me to... from time to time, pain in the arse is it's your lanyard... groundies can't help. Never to snag is a bit optimistic though, so minimise it as much as you need! If this clip works for you then thumbs up all round, but to me it looks as likely to gather dead twigs as rope!... at least for the kind of stuff I find myself doing in trees lately!

By the way, REALLY happy to have found this forum! Tons of great advice, tips, stuff, etc....
gave me the idea to use something like this clip when hedge trimming with electric, to store surplus flex... maybe even while vacuuming the house!.. (Any excuse to throw on a harness)
Thanks!
 
matamorph said:
Oh yeah of course! Me to... from time to time, pain in the arse is it's your lanyard... groundies can't help. Never to snag is a bit optimistic though, so minimise it as much as you need! If this clip works for you then thumbs up all round, but to me it looks as likely to gather dead twigs as rope!... at least for the kind of stuff I find myself doing in trees lately!

By the way, REALLY happy to have found this forum! Tons of great advice, tips, stuff, etc....
gave me the idea to use something like this clip when hedge trimming with electric, to store surplus flex... maybe even while vacuuming the house!.. (Any excuse to throw on a harness)
Thanks!
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...just ordered six.
(#tired of playing lanyard-jumprope#importcost#yeahyeahwhatever)
 
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