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Your eye pro, too!! Several days healed. Scratched my glasses, which absorbed most of the force of something I didn't see, but heard and felt.

Yes, yes you do. Especially with an air compressor aboard.

I haven't used my BS in years, hand-throwing or APTA. I always wear glasses when loading... Usually a screen or visor on the helmet, too. Never heard of a BS injury, much less a brain injury.

Can't figure how that could happen.?.?. A trigger for the big shot, and an 8-12' pole are nice. An $8 horse panic-snap is the cheapest way to go, to my knowledge.

I keep a different sized weight on the standing end of my line, for manipulating the near side of the line, if needed, as well as a back-up weight.

Several weights of different sizes are useful. I occasionally used a 20oz, even, to manipulate, after an initial throw with a lighter bag. Sometimes, a steel biner to connect to the bag for extra weight, open crotches. Mostly, 12oz for most things, girth- hitched, with a tied eye. Ymmv.

I think I use 2.2 zing-it. I've had dynaglide. Don't recollect much difference, certainly not night and day. I do a lot of canopy dancing my weights around branches to circle conifers' trunks. I don't know that is worth spending extra, now on it, for the amount you're using it, when you might...