I just wrapped a loop of HME rubber wire around between the cams, similar to your bungee. I think it's thicker than your bungee, but the rubber coating makes it nearly noiseless. No need to take apart the housing.
The key is being able to use 2 hands to remove the rope from the cleat as you detach it from the tree. One hand pulls one of the fingers of the cleat open the other pulls the rope out. That’s how I keep my Muddy stick cleats quiet. Building a one-stick at some point...and will employ the same method to keep the cleat from making noise
I just wrapped a loop of HME rubber wire around between the cams, similar to your bungee. I think it's thicker than your bungee, but the rubber coating makes it nearly noiseless. No need to take apart the housing.
Would have of loved to of seen this
The key is being able to use 2 hands to remove the rope from the cleat as you detach it from the tree. One hand pulls one of the fingers of the cleat open the other pulls the rope out. That’s how I keep my Muddy stick cleats quiet.
Building a one-stick at some point...and will employ the same method to keep the cleat from making noise
I agreed using your hand is the best way to keep it from slamming shut
Good info ,so poor video maker!!
Cam cleat on sticks