Tacblades Gear Hangers

**Tacblades** · 07-10-2018, 06:15

Hi everyone.

I have been making and using these for a while now for hanging my pack and gear from the tree.

Lashit with a locked brummel loop at one end to feed around the tree and pull though the loose end like a noose. Up to a 6ft circumference tree.
Then daisy chain 3in loops with quad locked brummels and a 5in bury for the end.
4.5g / 0.16oz

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**RazorSharp** · 07-10-2018, 06:39

Great idea . . . and it looks like fun to make too.

**old4hats** · 07-10-2018, 07:39

Oh well, I can use one, I have some spare zing-it, so now my morning moves from inactive to active. Gotta quit reading forums.

**jdy98p** · 07-10-2018, 08:34

Originally Posted by Tacblades

Hi everyone.

I have been making and using these for a while now for hanging my pack and gear from the tree.

Lashit with a locked brummel loop at one end to feed around the tree and pull though the loose end like a noose. Up to a 6ft circumference tree.
Then daisy chain 3in loops with quad locked brummels and a 5in bury for the end.
4.5g / 0.16oz

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Nice. Do you have the length you use? Or a video on your channel?

**jdy98p** · 07-10-2018, 08:37

What's the difference from the locked brummel I use for whoopies and a "quad locked" brummel?

**noldhor** · 07-10-2018, 10:54

I really like this idea and I will make one! Thanks for sharing this!

No more equipments spreaded on the ground and no more search in the backpack to find what I need, everything will be there at the same place, suspended from the tree

**Tacblades** · 07-10-2018, 11:21

Originally Posted by jdy98p

What's the difference from the locked brummel I use for whoopies and a "quad locked" brummel?

It the same as a locked brummel but you keep feeding it through itself 4 times. So doesnt slip under these loads.

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**Tacblades** · 07-10-2018, 11:24

Originally Posted by jdy98p

Nice. Do you have the length you use? Or a video on your channel?

No video yet.

But i started with 8ft 10in
Mark 4in and 10in and create a locked loop with burries end.

Then at the other end mark 24.5in and 29.5 in for the first loop 4 brummels. Then repeat every 3in and finally burry the end.

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**noldhor** · 07-10-2018, 14:51

I just did something different, I did a locked burried loop like yours, and I did a couple of marlin spike with small biners, the biners will stay on the rope, and I can move them the way I want if necessary.