Short Bridge VS. Long Bridge???

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you'll like it........it lowers the centre of gravity resulting in a lot less nut cinching. other than that, not much different. i prefer having everything close to me,feels more controlled
 
need a little translation here. i thought "the brigde" is the section between the friction hitch (on the standing side of the climb line) and the harness TIP (typically, the climb strap)
 
TreeCo said:
I don't see how a shorter bridge lowers the center of gravity. I climb with a butterfly. I can see perfering having everything close.

trust me it does. try the shorter bridge and you'll see what i mean straight away
 
jason, i think what you called the climb strap is probably the bridge
 
I used some Ultra Tech, but I found that when I took it off after a while, still looking good on the outside, the core was all messed up from internal friction.
I pulled it to breaking and it was real weak.
I replaced it with more UT, but will change it more often to avoid it getting too weak.
I'm trying Sta-set X, for the bridge of my lanyard (I have two bridges) to see if a double braid with a poyester core holds up better than Technora.
 
you could stick the butterfly bridge onany harness, just buy a couple of small wichard shackles from a chandlery
 
stephen i fully agree a simple very mobile and plyable system 'i wont' climb with any other system dogs dodars
 
Mike Maas said:
I used some Ultra Tech, ...I pulled it to breaking and it was real weak.
...if a double braid with a poyester core holds up better than Technora.


What did it break at?

A rule of thumb: high-tech/high mod lines don't hold up that well in knots and with repeated chafe....compared to polyester. Polyester doesn't suffer as much from UV degradation, either.

The bridge on my MII is about 9", made of polyester...of course spliced to the saddle.

love
nick
 

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