Swing's Chest Harness
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TreeLogic
Branched out member
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- Coastal SC
Damnit, I was going to say Peppa Pig but you beat me to it Paul. My daughter loves that show and she loves saying "muddy puddles". Little George cracks me up when he says "Dinosaur"
macswan
Been here a while
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- Champlain Valley, VT
You just gotta get get him laughing, then he don't look so serious.
The swing harness is all I use. Used it with the wrench, the hiker, the runner, and the bone. Across the board fantastic.
The swing harness is all I use. Used it with the wrench, the hiker, the runner, and the bone. Across the board fantastic.
JTree
Participating member
- Location
- East Texas
I'm about to try to make something a little different, but if it doesn't work out, I've ordered enough 1" strapping and ladder cinches to make a swing harness......with a little extra for a harness to belt tether in the back for "keep yer britches up" support
I rock the 'Swing' tender. Best thing going IMO. Set it and forget it. No lanyard-over-the-shoulder, nothing clanging around on your neck. I connect my HAAS to the left shoulder strap, right where it meets the center grommet...keeps the connections independent and from influencing each other. First-class ticket, that thing is.
A good deal of thought went into this thing. I know Paul tried all sorts of webbing before finding the lightest material that still held fast in the adjusters. He got it all dialed in just right.
Too bad you're only making 40. I say get them going again from the UK. Get some made from other colors or something.
A good deal of thought went into this thing. I know Paul tried all sorts of webbing before finding the lightest material that still held fast in the adjusters. He got it all dialed in just right.
Too bad you're only making 40. I say get them going again from the UK. Get some made from other colors or something.
macswan
Been here a while
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- Champlain Valley, VT
This guy knows what's up
TreeLogic
Branched out member
- Location
- Coastal SC
Ha ha! I imagine it something like this: "Code red, we have a code red! 27 year old, official member of some emu fan club, something about "...a lovely red pencil box", and has been googling a multitude of children's shows for the past half hour. Let's bring him in!"
This guy DOES smile, even when his kids may not be around. All it takes is a beach and a frisbee. See, he's not really so scary after all.
Thaaaaaarrr she GLOWS! We need to have a climbing bonanza to retrieve all our glow-in-the-dark LED frisbees from the rooftops around here!
TreeLogic
Branched out member
- Location
- Coastal SC
Eric, do you play any disc golf?
Got some friends that are right into it, and a course apparently not too far from me, but I'm more just into the late night parking lot/yard sessions. We've been known to get after it until dawn on weekends in the summer.
- Location
- Orlando, FL.
I've had my original Swing chest harness for almost 3 years now. Since then I've ordered roughly 6 more for friends that borrowed mine. It's very comfortable. I have been to the grocery and noticed i had it on after hearing my pantin clink when I walked lol. I clip into the middle hole of my hitch climber pulley and rock and roll!!!
macswan
Been here a while
- Location
- Champlain Valley, VT
The added bonus is that it lifts and separates so my tits look great at all times
Worthaug
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- North Cakilaki
I am and have let Treestuff.com know
