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Originally Posted by Therrin  Aerial,
My suggestion of attatching your "fall protection attatchment point" in the front as opposed to the rear wasn't mentioned offhand... Take a moment to listen, please, and assess what I'm saying ... Personally I'm not fond of the saddle ya got.... but it's personal preference... Give yourself the small chance to control your climbing situation by being able to access your attatchments when being belayed in a tree... Think about it. |
All good points Therrin, and well taken. The harness I pictured above has the two forward D rings that can be coupled together with a 'biner" and used as a forward attachment point.
I also have a climbing saddle that I have been working on adding to my traditional Miller climbing belt (which I prefer) so that I can have a forward attachment point for my climb line, as well as leg straps to distribute my suspended weight.
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