Bulldog Bone in action

[surveyor]

Not CE marked (like the Zig-Zag), but for what it's worth, the stainless steel links are ANSI rated at over 8000 LBS MBS, ( the neptune coated friction links at over 16000 intact) and the aluminum spine, arms, and attach point are all aircraft grade 7075 aluminum alloy.

[Joe Newton]

Anyone running the bdb on thinner rope @surveyor?

 

I'm on atrax (stiff 11.6mm but feels thinner) and can't be arsed with a seperate rope for one device. 

[surveyor]

Yes,  I am sure that many are using that size rope, although I don't remember anyone specifically mentioning atrax.   I think the Bone would likely prefer a more supple rope.

[Joe Newton]

11 minutes ago, surveyor said:

Yes,  I am sure that many are using that size rope, although I don't remember anyone specifically mentioning atrax.   I think the Bone would likely prefer a more supple rope.

Great, thanks Gordon. By stiff I mean that it doesn't seem to flatten too easily.

 

There should be an order for 3 devices coming your way soon 👍

[treevolution]

Been using atrax since I first got the bone and works fine. 

 

Its just a bit bouncy with a base tie. 

 

 

 

 

[Joe Newton]

51 minutes ago, treevolution said:

Been using atrax since I first got the bone and works fine. 

 

Its just a bit bouncy with a base tie. 

 

 

 

 

Good to know, cheers 

[Mark Squirrell]

Out of all the srt devices I’ve used RR, RRP, akimbo the bone is the easiest to adjust between ropes and generally doesn’t need any adjustment. 
 

as smooth as the zigzag / chicane but with a few advantages in my opinion. 

[treevolution]

When ever I need more then 30m I aways go for the Xstatic with the bone. 

 

Best rope so far I have used. 

[surveyor]

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[surveyor]