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After overthinking it for awhile that is the conclusion that I came to also.

Correct, it does grab the rope. I see the error in my thought process now. I was thinking they were implying that once it grabbed the rope and flipped over it was no longer safe. They are just saying that for hauling purposes you need to run the rope through the carabiner for it to be...

I'm not really following Kong's directions in the first diagram you posted. The way I am seeing it, if it is used as per directions it is basically only being used as a pulley. As soon as you release the rope and the kong duck's grab is activated it flips over and is no longer safe to use. So...

Thanks Brocky, I do certainly have a stopper knot on both ends of my bridge rope. I was aware of the proper (safe) usage of the Duck before I started using it this way. It is good that you posted what you did. I probably should have posted that in my original post so no one got the wrong idea...

Now I see what you're saying. I will have to play around with it a little, thanks.

I almost purchased the dmm rigging plate with my last order, but I didn't. Something of that nature will be on my next order. Thanks for the suggestion. Thank you everyone else for the comments.

Definitely something I will keep in mind, thank you

Keep in mind that I am very new at this so suggestions and conversation is very welcome. When I first started on drt I was hip thrusting and tending my slack and it seemed like everything was in the way. I then discovered if I didn't tie into my bridge with caribiners and instead made one...

For those of you who use an adjustable bridge, what is your setup? I recently replaced my non-adjustable rope bridge with a longer piece of scion blue and a kong duck. I stole the idea from Richard Mumford off youtube, except he uses a ct roll n lock. Also, what are your thoughts on this...