4 gram Ridgeline disorganizer

**Glogg** · 05-19-2016, 19:19

I have been considering a ridgeline organizer but wanted to make it multipurpose somehow.
Instead of making an organizer, I just adapted my nanoseeum bishop bag to hang from my ridgeline.

I used about 4 inches of 3/16" flat nylon cord, to secure 2 glove hooks, sewn onto the main seam of my bishop bag. A pair of mason's line prusik knots on my ridgeline, and I have a handy place to stash stuff. Total weight of added material: maybe 4 grams total including thread.

My suspension terminates in whoopie hooks from Dutchware, and connects to continuous loops on my hammock. So removing the bag is easy enough.

I call it a ridgeline disorganizer because it's just a stuff sack hanging up there. No dividers or fitted pockets, but my bishop bag will certainly be more useful where I can reach it than sitting out on the end of my hammock.
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Photo shows a wind shell and an eyeglass case, the hammock wasn't actually pitched so the ridgeline is saggier than in practice. But you get the idea. I may try replacing the drawstring with some shock cord, but so far it seems fine as is.

cheers,

Glogg

**FJRpilot** · 05-19-2016, 19:21

Very innovative, great job!

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**Otter1** · 05-19-2016, 20:59

That seems to work surprisingly well. I may try it!

Thanks for sharing.

**Tacblades** · 05-20-2016, 01:17

Great idea

**Double** · 05-20-2016, 13:58

Love it going to make one next week with scraps.

**bobbycobbler** · 05-20-2016, 15:48

I sorta did this, but without the lines. Just disconnected my ridgeline from one side, slid on a sil poly double ended stuff sack I had, then hooked the ridgeline back on. I just leave one end open to slide my phone/headlamp into.

**Glogg** · 05-23-2016, 08:19

Nice! I thought of hanging my bag that way, except my ridgeline is a pain to disconnect and reconnect.

Without prussiks to hold and tension the bag, I imagined one might have to use to hands to stuff things in or take them out. Has that been a problem for you?

cheers,

Glogg