Suggestions for lanyard setup?

[cerneARB]

Ive been out today playing with the 5 meter blaze lanyard i bought at the AA show.

 

I have tried it as i am looking for a replacement side strop for my wire core flipline.Its ok but not very good at taking up slack as you have to use both hands on it.

 

My question is is there a set up i can use with it involving a mini pulley (which i have) so i can tend the slack in it one handed?And can i use this set up on my side D ring on a Kolbri skylotec harness?

 

Any suggesstions and advice would be most welcome Arbs.

 

Regards.

 

C

[Peter]

Yes and yes.

 

Try a distel or helical, nice and smooth, not too much sit back.

[combined tree services]

i use a distel with micro pulley but am going to get an art positioner as they are a bit better to use with zero sit back

[Peter]

The positioner is good, but the Trango Cinch is better.

[cerneARB]

I have heard of the use of a distal..how do you tie that..any ideas?

[combined tree services]

  Peter said:

The positioner is good, but the Trango Cinch is better.

 

never seen one let alone used one , what does it have over the art positioner ??

[Peter]

http://www.mytreelessons.com/images/Distel.png

 

Easy peasy

[cerneARB]

Thanks very much peter.=-)

[alex_m]

i use the distel and micro pulley, works a treat (much better than the crap rope grabs at college). you can use it one handed and release under load.

[combined tree services]

  alex_m said:

i use the distel and micro pulley, works a treat (much better than the crap rope grabs at college). you can use it one handed and release under load.

 

you can also do this with the art positioner , the advantage with the atr positioner is that there is no not to get in the way , i use my strop from the attachment points for the sliding d on my skylotec i find it is alot more comfortable