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  1. Alright guys, I'm thinking about putting the treemotion evo bridge rope bones, which you can buy as spares, on my light treemotion harness (for the 2 bridges, new regs etc etc) has anyone tried this? Is the webbing compatible on the light harness? Cheers in advance!
  2. looking at making an adjustable length rope bridge for my treemotion with a kong duck. i know that not all ropes are suitable for bridges. so what ropes are suitable? also if anyone has pics of their adjustable bridge id be keen to see them cheers
  3. I tried out a TreeMotion in the shop - felt unbelievably comfy. The previous occupant must have shared a similar body shape to me, but it never occurred to me to measure the bridge or strap lengths. I've had one for a couple of weeks now and just can't seem to replicate the feeling. It's either hurting my hips, pushing/pulling me from/into my system, or trying to turn me into a eunuch. (I'm the sort of person who has trouble working out which hole I should use on a belt or how tight I should pull my shoelaces). I've fiddled with the bridge, thigh straps, etc. I can tell it feels different each time, but not whether I'm going in the right direction or not. I don't really have a spare week in which to keep trying random settings until I fluke a good fit. My old butterfly felt lovely and had a fixed bridge length, so I've copied that for now but as the harness is significantly different I suspect there must be a more scientific method. I have read the manual. So... any tips on getting the right fit would be much appreciated. What sequence should I be making the adjustments in, and what should I be aiming for at each step? Should I be thinking in terms of angles/proportions when setting up, or is it all about how it feels (subjectively) when suspended? Where would sensible starting positions be before I start adjusting? (I'm 5'11", slim, long arms) Thanks!
  4. [ame] [/ame] Had to strip down some douglas firs as part of a logging operation to minimalize damage to the surrounding trees. it was a Fun and exiting job
  5. Hello Everyone, Inexpensive Harness in eBay: http://bit.ly/18wMFBs PM me to receive a further £30 discount. Thank you.
  6. Anyone know when it's being released?

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