Video really helped me with one side adjustable bridge purchased from your site. Couldn't have set it to my saddle without it thank you. Schwabisch hitch got me the first time just try slow and watch rope work over itself. Worked perfect. 🤙🏻
Thanks! I couldn't figure out how to do the schwabisch hitch on my saddle. Fortunately I subscribe to your chanel. You made it easy to figure it out. Thanks again!
I got it tied LOL. It's so weird trying to tie like that compared to trying to tie on a rope up in a tree to get down out of. Great product and I can't wait to start using it.
Glad you got it figured. We will be redoing this video soon to try and make things clearer for people. We didn't have the same camera ear when we released this video as we do now. Should make it a whole lot better.
@@kevinh845 Hello, for 1/4 that is not full buried we would recommend a 14" or 16" 1/8 continuous loop. We full bury our continuous loops and 1/8 once full buried is 6mm in diameter. If you have a full buried Triad Bridge which would be 10mm in diameter we recommend a 16" to 18" 3/16 continuous loop. Hope that helps!
Trying to figure out what I'm doing wrong. I ordered one of your adjustable Bridges and I've done tree work for years and have tied multiple friction hitches and I just cannot figure this f****** thing out. I'll probably feel like a dumbass when I do but I've been following your video and another one and it's not locking up like it shows you guys doing it.
It depends on what bridge you are using as well as the diameter size. That being said, this video was shot some time ago and we aren't totally sure the exact length, so we will refrain from commenting on the exact length of this particular prusik.
@@hangfreeco I'm looking for an adjustable bridge like the one available from Cruzr but 1/4" Amsteel. I'm not a fan of the Triad bridge with adjustments on both side
@@jacobgowdy1594 We can’t comment on other companies gear. Not sure what they sell or of the quality. That’s not to say it’s not good, we just aren’t knowledgeable enough on their gear to comment. We sell various bridges in the 1/4 size though if you don’t find what you are looking for.
@@lizzleyt for a Triad Bridge 18 inches would be good for that. It is hard to say because every type of bridge is going to have different lengths of continuous loop.
Video really helped me with one side adjustable bridge purchased from your site. Couldn't have set it to my saddle without it thank you. Schwabisch hitch got me the first time just try slow and watch rope work over itself. Worked perfect. 🤙🏻
We are glad we could help! Thank you for your purchase. We hope you love the bridge!
You are the man. Been struggling to get this right all night.
Glad we could help!
Good stuff I always enjoy gain knowledge of the little things like this that can help me help myself out.
Thats awesome! We are super glad we could help out!
Thanks! I couldn't figure out how to do the schwabisch hitch on my saddle. Fortunately I subscribe to your chanel. You made it easy to figure it out. Thanks again!
Glad we could help! That was one of our earlier videos and we still get a ton of questions about it.
I got it tied LOL. It's so weird trying to tie like that compared to trying to tie on a rope up in a tree to get down out of. Great product and I can't wait to start using it.
Glad you got it figured. We will be redoing this video soon to try and make things clearer for people. We didn't have the same camera ear when we released this video as we do now. Should make it a whole lot better.
Nice Schwabisch!
You make the knot easier than spelling that name, haha…
Trust us. It basically is 😅
Quick and to the point 👍🏻 Thank you!
Of course!
Awesome! Could you do a video on the full bury linesman and tether?
Yes! We have that planned for a video soon!
What length continuous loop from your site works best for 1/4 inch amsteel triad bridge.
@@kevinh845 Hello, for 1/4 that is not full buried we would recommend a 14" or 16" 1/8 continuous loop. We full bury our continuous loops and 1/8 once full buried is 6mm in diameter. If you have a full buried Triad Bridge which would be 10mm in diameter we recommend a 16" to 18" 3/16 continuous loop. Hope that helps!
Do you prefer this type of adjustability in your bridge as opposed to a whoopie sling?
It is really just what works best for you. We sell a ton of Triad Bridges as well as whoopie slings and we have had great feedback on both.
Trying to figure out what I'm doing wrong. I ordered one of your adjustable Bridges and I've done tree work for years and have tied multiple friction hitches and I just cannot figure this f****** thing out. I'll probably feel like a dumbass when I do but I've been following your video and another one and it's not locking up like it shows you guys doing it.
Don’t feel like lonely ranger. I cannot see hitch being tied. Tiny and goes to fast all cords same color. Other channels use different color ropes
@@doncook3584 I got it just had to keep trying. Good luck.
Great, you can do it super fast, big help. Jesus Christ
What length of continuous loop are you using in the video?
It depends on what bridge you are using as well as the diameter size. That being said, this video was shot some time ago and we aren't totally sure the exact length, so we will refrain from commenting on the exact length of this particular prusik.
@@hangfreeco I'm looking for an adjustable bridge like the one available from Cruzr but 1/4" Amsteel. I'm not a fan of the Triad bridge with adjustments on both side
@@jacobgowdy1594 We can’t comment on other companies gear. Not sure what they sell or of the quality. That’s not to say it’s not good, we just aren’t knowledgeable enough on their gear to comment. We sell various bridges in the 1/4 size though if you don’t find what you are looking for.
How long is the continous loop?
For a 4 wrap 3/16 prusik, 20-22 inches should be sufficient.
Здравствуйте. Подскажите шнур одинакового диаметра?
We are not sure if the translation was messed up but we are not totally sure what you mean by the cord being the same size.
What length is the continuous loop?
It’s all dependent on what bridge you have. If you want to let us know what bridge you are running we can let you know what length to run.
@@hangfreeco I have some 3/16 full burry I was using as a rope mod I was thinking about turning into a bridge
@@lizzleyt for a Triad Bridge 18 inches would be good for that. It is hard to say because every type of bridge is going to have different lengths of continuous loop.