Blake's Hitch Tensioner Bridge

JRB prefers a minimal profile bridge for his second / redundant / short bridge. The Blake's Hitch Tensioner was described in a recent video and can be fashioned around the bridge loops for a metal-free design. Related Videos:
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[@KeepItSwift]

Superb!

[@scottk7244]

Pretty neat, that using just knots, that we can make a really safe, quiet, adjustable bridge!

[@jrbtc]

As stated, I like the one for my short bridge, and the Longhorn Agile for my long bridge. My designs are captured here: jrbtreeclimbing.com/content/bridge/

[@kennethrogers1129]

Very intetesting

[@traepyfrom9803]

If I like to keep my bridge short, is there any reason this design couldn't be used as the main bridge?

[@jrbtc]

No problem using it as a main bridge, however... most folks prefer that their main bridge will cinch tight on their Bridge Loops exactly where they want it. This will float around. Also, if this was my main bridge, I probably would go with a more substantial cord like a quality 7 or 8 mm cord.

[@cmbmail42]

I like it!

[@jrbtc]

It's really low profile.