what side hand is your climbers hitch on

[(WLL)]

i throw with my rt. making my hitch on the rt. i use my left to opperate my hitch. i am rt handed. i also keep my flip on the rt as well as my hand saw. the chainsaw gets the left. that allows me to grab the handle with the rite and un clip with my left making it ready ta pull

 

[Adkpk]

My bridge floats. Hitch is on the right while the left hand advances it. My lanyard is on the left as well as the chainsaw which I rarely carry. I'm a silky on the leg man which is on the right.

 

[Treetom]

Prefer climbing line adjustment with the right, flipline on VT with slack tender adjusted from the left.

 

[Mike Cantolina]

I use the left side. I'm also ambidextrous at most things.

 

[lh3]

i have the hitch on the right and advance it with my left hand although i aspire to have a slack tending pulley soon.

 

[John Paul Sanborn]

dont matter what your using fer a bridge the hitch is gonna b on one side or the other

If it is on a swivel, then it can be on either side.

If you are on a singel carabiner, or spreader, then it could be to the front

Just nitpicking

 

[(WLL)]

If it is on a swivel, then it can be on either side.

If you are on a singel carabiner, or spreader, then it could be to the front

Just nitpicking

:Eye: c what yer saying, depending on your bridge/rings if you are on a single krab it will make the eye-n-eye lay on its side causing the hitch ta be front or back, unless u add a link. imo them setups make no cents ta me. i like things ta ballance and flow