Tree Flex straps
- Thread starter ficus
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it won't fall off, just feels that way, it is a WAY awesome saddle though eh?
I find I am pain free after a long day being in it.
actually, was out doing some adjustments to it the other day, came in, was talking to my son, making dinner; looked down and said, "Crap, I still have my saddle on".
That, is a good sign
http://www.treemettlenexus.com/gallery/9L.jpg
they recommend this. I fold mine back thru the D's, and thru the elastic that holds the bridge adjuster webbing.
Good luck, it is truly one of the best saddles out there, just needs more exposure and some BIG names wearing it...
ya get my drift?
I find I am pain free after a long day being in it.
actually, was out doing some adjustments to it the other day, came in, was talking to my son, making dinner; looked down and said, "Crap, I still have my saddle on".
That, is a good sign
http://www.treemettlenexus.com/gallery/9L.jpg
they recommend this. I fold mine back thru the D's, and thru the elastic that holds the bridge adjuster webbing.
Good luck, it is truly one of the best saddles out there, just needs more exposure and some BIG names wearing it...
ya get my drift?
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- Retired in Minneapolis
I've found that if I push the elastic keeper bands back against the adjustment buckle it elimininates any creeping or loosening.
got a pic Tom?
Definitely a great harness. Takes a little getting use to the lower centre of gravity, but its great for mobility.
Central point is great for SRT (sports briefs recomended when using this point though).
Big names???? Not sure I can help but I have wondered 'why arent more people using it?' I think it needs wider distribution.
Thanks Tom I will try that.
Central point is great for SRT (sports briefs recomended when using this point though).
Big names???? Not sure I can help but I have wondered 'why arent more people using it?' I think it needs wider distribution.
Thanks Tom I will try that.
chris_girard
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- Location
- Gilmanton, N.H.
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I've found that if I push the elastic keeper bands back against the adjustment buckle it elimininates any creeping or loosening.
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I've been climbing in the TreeFlex saddle since it first came out (thanks Paolo and Dee for all your hard work) and I do just what Tom has mentioned and haven't had any issues.
The only thing that I've had to change was the way the side D rings rotate around. I think it was Tom's brother Jim who said to uses a couple of zip ties to stop them from flopping around and this work fine.
I've found that if I push the elastic keeper bands back against the adjustment buckle it elimininates any creeping or loosening.
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I've been climbing in the TreeFlex saddle since it first came out (thanks Paolo and Dee for all your hard work) and I do just what Tom has mentioned and haven't had any issues.
The only thing that I've had to change was the way the side D rings rotate around. I think it was Tom's brother Jim who said to uses a couple of zip ties to stop them from flopping around and this work fine.
Can someone post a pic? I climb in a TF too and I would like a visual on this, course i have a TON of excess webbing now due to losing weight from running.
thanks guys!
thanks guys!
