DIY Triple Function Lineman's Belt

The device that Saddle Hunters commonly refer to as a "Lineman's Belt" is better described as a "Positioning Lanyard".  JRB demonstrates how to create an inexpensive and simple version using two lengths of cord of the same diameter.  The design is "non mechanical" in that it does not use a mechanical friction device other than a friction hitch, yet still provides reliable one-handed operation.  It also serves as: A "gear hanger / bow hanger" and as a "rope deflector" for our climbing rope or lifeline.  Related Videos:
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