Finding a harness that is comfortable with minimal fatigue
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Finding a harness that is comfortable with minimal fatigue
Hey im after a harness that will support my detector and still be able to swing wish relative ease. The one I have is very uncomfortable and fatigues my arm pretty quick so im trying to find out whats the best?
Re: Finding a harness that is comfortable with minimal fatigue
If you're experiencing arm/shoulder fatigue maybe try a hipstick, will relieve the strain.
Universal1- Good Contributor
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Re: Finding a harness that is comfortable with minimal fatigue
can someone please draw me a diagrame how a hip stick is mounted?
Re: Finding a harness that is comfortable with minimal fatigue
OK ... this is the best that I can explain it. The top clips to the ring on the top breast strap of your harness. The bottom of the stick has a ball on it that acts as a mobile joint. There is a 'slide' kind of clip that slips onto the 'belly' strap part of your harness. (it's a plastic doo-hickey that looks like a big slide peg ) The 'ball joint' sits in that slide clip.
Your bungy strap then clips directly onto the 'stick' at the top. It sounds weird, but it actually works quite well
Your bungy strap then clips directly onto the 'stick' at the top. It sounds weird, but it actually works quite well
getascripter- Contributor Plus
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Re: Finding a harness that is comfortable with minimal fatigue
look on youtube JP has a clip on there showing the hip stick and how its mounted.
cheers
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xtc- Contributor
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Re: Finding a harness that is comfortable with minimal fatigue
Here's the link to JP's youtube vid: HIPSTICK
Universal1- Good Contributor
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Re: Finding a harness that is comfortable with minimal fatigue
this is the best harness i have used
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=180947248129
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=180947248129
shelby23- Contributor Plus
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Re: Finding a harness that is comfortable with minimal fatigue
Thanks. I understand now how it works. I gonna get one now. What is a good harness to use than with a utility belt.
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