Sequoia Rope Bridge

[Tyler Durden]

So... I need a new bridge for my Sequoia. Anybody ever use a tied rope bridge like the TM on this harness? Is there any reason why I shouldn't? Seems I could save money and shipping just cutting my own.

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[Boomslang]

Go for it. Couple of anchor bends and you're in business.

 

[Tyler Durden]

That was the plan. I think I may give tri-tec a shot, see if it really is that abrasion resistant.

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[CanadianStan]

That was the plan. I think I may give tri-tec a shot, see if it really is that abrasion resistant.

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It most definitely is. I use it for my lanyards, it's amazing (but costly) stuff.

It doesn't like tying up into knots very easily though, just a note. I currently use New English KM III static on my bridge. Before that it's usually just a section off of whatever new climbing line we happen to have on hand at the time.

Also I personally don't use anchor bends, but I have had great success with double fisherman's as my termination knots on my bridge. (Not saying anchor bends are bad, they just sketch me out haha)

 

[fall_risk]

Used an anchor bend on mine for a while with velocity, worked just fine. If it's good enough for Matt Cornell, it's good enough for me.

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[TCtreeswinger]

Double fisherman's on one side anchor bend on the other so you can dial it in. Cut it longer than expected so you have room for a figure 8 and adjustment.

 

[JakeRiggs]

If you compete...it has to be what the manufacturer states.. But to each his own

 

[Tyler Durden]

I decided on a MCRS rope bridge replacement. The 2 pack with the end splices is a great deal in my opinion, plus my uniform colors are neon green and black so it looks great.