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😅Lets give Byron a break haha. He's helping us, and our customers, out quite a bit by filming videos we don't have the time to make. Funny comment though!

That’s Fred Savage’s character that has the mole….😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

We appreciate that. Our owners are hunters and everyone that works at Hang Free® hunts. We try and cut the out B.S. and offer things people can actually use. Everything might not be for you, but something will be. We appreciate you! Good luck this season and Hang Free!

Glad we could get it out to you and it got to you. Shipping in Florida can be weird sometimes lol.

Appreciate it Joe!

Appreciate it! The H.F.A.S. is definitely a game changer!

You are correct, a girth hitch will do the job as well! Some people prefer that while others like just slapping a product like the tether locker on and calling it a day. There is no right way for most of the little things like this. Good luck this season!

Very thorough Dale. Cant remember if we said it or not but, we do this type of work for a living and you are 100% right, if you dont do this type of thing all the time, gloves are definitely the way to go. Without gloves, its definitely going to hurt a good bit haha. Appreciate you for taking the time to watch and comment. Stay safe and good luck this season.

We try and provide extremely thorough videos with every bit of information possible as well as quick to the point videos. A little bit for everybody.

Glad to hear it! We tried to keep it as simple as humanly possible for the Tether Locker. Dont need anything flashy for something like that!

Just use a half hitch in the tether.. no need for anymore stuff

@@Bowhunter5 Yessir, a girth hitch is the way to go. Byron is learning the lingo quickly but we have so many products you might have to give him a little wiggle room sometimes!

Not sure what those go for, but I just have a 24” length of 6mm accessory cord tied to my delta link which I tie a highwaymen’s hitch to. And after you rappel, you can retrieve your line simply back clipping your retrieval cord to the tag end prior to decent. Cost like 5 cents in accessory cord

All of our Predator products are 8mm but we sell the 11 by the foot. And the splicing is something else haha. Appreciate the kind words!

Well we are glad you got it on there! This is a very general method for getting bridges on. We are going to make a rope specific video soon with some more tips. We always prioritize getting orders out first before anything else which is why it is taking so long to get any videos out.

@@hangfreeco it’s a good video and you have very good product! My problem with amsteel was adjusting my bridge after 1stick because I have my bridge short climbing then one I get to height my prussic is ridiculous tight trying to make my bridge longer. This bridge moves effortlessly..

Glad to hear you love it! And give us a call and stop by sometime after December. (We are currently working about 18 hours a day and have zero time)

some of our products go in and out of stock very quickly. We would recommend signing up for the 'notify me when back in stock' so that you can be updated right away when things come back in stock.

The saddle is our 'Challenger Saddle'. The stand is the 'Cold World" stand from XOP

You could do that, its up to you at the end of the day.

@@hangfreeco I’m new to saddle hunting, and I’m just trying to figure out how to do my bridge…like, should I make it a set length (24”-28”?), or is it supposed to be adjustable? Or is that all preference

@@thedawsonian9094 There are "Fixed Bridges" and there are adjustable bridges. Multiple options of either choice are available. The large majority of saddle hunters are going to run a bridge that adjusts in some way.

Not necessarily although its never a bad thing to have one. A lot of times, for full size stands, we will set the stand with the Full Bury 3/16 H.F.A.S. and once its good to go put a 1/8 Full Bury H.F.A.S. on the bottom button just for general safety and security. Its really up to you though in terms of how you want to do it.

Glad you like it! And we do our best to get orders out as quickly as possible!

We cant tell you to use it with anything other than what is in spec for the safeguard. What you do on your own is up to you. MadRock should be coming out with a Safeguard sized for 8mm sometime this year but not sure of exact dates.

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It is available right now. All 3/16 H.F.A.S. products have a truckers hitch option that you can add. On the listing itself it should be under the "version" tab.

I am going to probably get the truckers hitch version because the standard doesn’t get tight and the top is loose when I cam it over.

Haha, no problem. In all fairness though, it significantly slows down the process when trying to get the filming aspect and the correct angles. If Van wasn't trying to make sure the cameras got everything, he could get a platform and stand set up in seconds. One sticking is definitely a great option though!

The ropeman 1 is a great product!

There are a bunch of different brands. D-Splicers are usually good though. You'll need the larger size and a hell of a grip to actually cut the rope. The trimming and other stuff can be done with smaller sizes.

@hangfreeco Thanks. So is that the brand shown in the video? The red handled ones

@@cooterbrown1703 Yessir!

It’s more pliable, more packable, lighter, holds its color better over time, stands up to heavy usage the same if not better, and in our opinion, looks a hell of a lot cooler. You can decide for yourself though!

Not to mention a heck of a lot more affordable.

I’m having a hard time knowing what to order to use a Kong on my lineman’s belt. I want to go to the tight eye with 2 biners and run a Kong with it. I’ve only ever ran rope mans but with the 8mm I know I need to switch. Great vids man and I’m gonna switch all my ropes and my bridge to predator after going through all of your videos. Looks like a great rope

@@geauxoutdoors One of our owners, Wyatt, runs a Tight Eye Predator Lineman's with a Kong Duck. He has a carabiner clipped through the tight eye and lineman's loop and leaves that on permanently while storing the rest of the rope, kong, and second carabiner in his pouch. Then when he is ready to use the lineman's, he just takes it out of the bag, throws it around the tree, clips the second carabiner on and he's good to go. Its a extremely streamlined system. As far as the Predator goes, you simply cant beat it. You will thank yourself later! Have a good one.

@@hangfreecosweet. Thx. That’s exactly what I was thinking was the way to set it up but glad you replied to confirm. Thx so much

The Tender makes moving the Prusik itself quite a bit easier.

Orlando Florida!

That's really only true if you are falling a significant distance. For saddle hunting, a significant distance shouldn't be possible if the proper equipment is used.Regardless, you will be alive. Replacing a rope isn't the end of the world as long as you are alive to do so.

Thats what we are here for! We will have more videos coming out soon enough.

@hangfreeco 0 seconds ago Hey Katie, with the way this method is being done, the Tether is the Rappel Rope. When desired height is reached the rest of the rope goes back into the bag on his hip.

In our opinion, yes it is!

We are glad you love the gear. And we might be a few days late sometimes but we try and reply to everybody that we can. We understand what it was like to be a customer and want to give everybody the best experience we can!

The people over at XOP are good people that care about their customers. Thanks for watching and we will be posting more videos soon!

We appreciate you Walter! Our goal is to provide the top quality gear at a price that is fair and reasonable!

A backup is not needed with the tubular webbing tether. The Tether is more than strong enough on its own without needing a backup!

They aren't too hard to find on our website but if you need help finding anything specifically, feel free to call us and we would be happy to help. Have a great New Years!

It has not been a problem so far for us or any of our customers thus far.

3/16 Full Bury

We will be doing a lot of videos this offseason showing how to attach or detach or tie on or take off a lot of different products we sell. Thank you for the suggestion!