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most likely, with a big saw, when a person would hit their lanyard, they'd be buried in the cut, so the saw is more likely to become a grab handle that falling object, in my estimation.

I didn't figure that it would have room for a stopper. The doubled over and stitched part is probably a good blocker, especially if it needs to break out of the housing. I know that in regular use, it shouldn't break, but since lanyards can be/ are used as primary life support between cutting...

Let me rephrase that, how much extra weight for the winder, on top of the lanyard weight. Is there a stopper knot inside? If you were to be descending too quickly on your lanyard, is it possible to pop the end loose, and pull the end through the hitch?

Ya, me neither. ya, right.

So how much extra beyond the lanyard, for just the winder?

How about a velcro'ed on sighting tube, could be as simple and light as a drinking straw section????

weight?

Maybe 2 double-sided velcro straps??

I didn't see how it could work much. I do dislike so much lanyard hanging down below me when I'm fliplined around small wood. What's that non-pulley hitch minder do-whop you've got there, Paul?

Cool. Did I read that correctly that the SCL and RSW are compatible?