WTF...now this

it would be a simple purchase if they would have mashed the biner and transformer
too much going on with bridge, tranformer and biner/prusik/mechanicals etc it is alot of shit going on there
Skylotec Kolibri harness solved the hip/waist/thigh crunching and pinching and comfort issues with their rigid and seperate leg pads plus the way the bridge is set up with hip/bridge/legs/waist is great. back support is also the best I ahve experienced.
Either way beauty looking tool! love to give it a try.(y)
 
You guys are funny. Only heavyset or fat folk have problems dialing a TM to have no pinching and making it comfy. Skylotec harnesses are heavy and bulky. the range of motion in a TM is unparalleled. A few less steaks and burgers can help. TM is not for everyone. Thank heavens.
 
How about a piece of 4130 Chrome Moly with whatever swivel and a slight bend in the middle then a tight 45° on each end. Just as strong, a lot cheaper and much less bulky...and yeah you could have available in multiple candy colors......
 
Why is there a giant picture of the beech?

Couldn't one just go to the beech there? Ya know, put on your pink shorts and take a stroll? Perhaps with a cooler and some snacks?
 
JD3000 said:
Why is there a giant picture of the beech?

Couldn't one just go to the beech there? Ya know, put on your pink shorts and take a stroll? Perhaps with a cooler and some snacks?
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Just a picture on the side of the watersports shop at the beach by the end of my road. lol.
 
Petzl Tandem when I want / need it and the Rock Exotica SwivaBiner . Easily removable on the fly vs the Transformer.

Yes, the "boys" are safe this way. No nut hittin' and I can repurpose it when I need to.

After thought- probably the same money the Transformer will be. SwivaBiner ~$80 and ~$100 for the Petzl Tandem Speed

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@evo me afraid of commitments having it removable? No, just like my sac pain at a minimum and like to invest in as little additional gear as possible with it serving more than one purpose.
 
I could never use those bridge setup. I climb SRT only....well 98%. I like a short bridge with a ring. A 9" tether with wrench and a 26" epicord in 3/2VT. Short and sweet.
 
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