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When you say strop you mean pole strop? I use my "strop" on the lower rings all the time as it give me a sit position in the same way as a main line. Then use the upper rings when working a pole/spar on spikes like you would any other harness.

 

I think I know what you meant though, but its still a strop/lanyard if its on the lower rings.

 

The treemotion is the only harness to allow work positioning in this way, and it sets it apart from everything else.

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have to add my praise for the lower d's!

another thing they are handy for is when you are stropping in to a branch to one side, and your main line is coming from the opposite side, you can use the lower d's so the strop won't press against your waist. hopefully i've explained that ok - maybe if you try it for real you'll think 'ah that's what the idiot was on about!'

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