Swivel benefits?

[Mowerr]

I kinda dig the light jingling sound of the ring on biner when you pop the top and are swaying back and forth in the breeze

Arms extended overhead while saw is screaming full throttle yelling "yeeeeee haaawww!!"

 

[Santiago Casanova]

I've moved to having the swivel at the TIP instead of the bridge.

I like to climb DDrT with an omni block 1.5 as my TIP. The omni's swivel is nice to have up there. I support the omni with a basal anchor. This is really slick. I also like to use a rock exotica large swivel on my bridge. This helps with orientation but it can make things a mess if you are not careful while climbing on multiple lines.

 

[Acerxharlowii]

I run a rook on my bridge and I love it. I use multiple systems/TIPs almost daily, and the swivel function keeps everything tidy when I rotate my work position (which you can do much more easily when supported from multiple anchors).
To be honest, adding the rook has really created more platform for creativity in my climbing. It’s allowed me to add some serious time and energy saving tricks to my arsenal, and taken a lot of the perceived stress and “black magic” out of running multiple systems.

I love my rook too. It holds the carabiner in the right position and allows me to have a second line attached or lanyard and be able to switch sides.

 

[Tony]

If you like a ring on your bridge get a DMM nexus swivel. You’ll love it.

 

[NailerB]

Just setting this MB saddle up. Adjustable bridge CT RollNLock, Rock Exotica swivel, and may add another aluminum ring on other side of swivel. May be overdose but AL rings are light.