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Bounce
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Oops, I forgot the specs: 7" diameter, 20" long, fits 150' of 7/16" or 120' of 1/2" line. I guess this a bit bigger than you were thinking.
Small rope bag
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squisher
THE CALM ONE!!!!
No kidding you're cheap. Look at your avatar!
You got alot of saving to do.
You got alot of saving to do.
pantheraba
More biners!!!
Hahahaha...one little tyke for each little tyke.
OTGBOSTON
punk in drublic
Awesome bag, but expensive.
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Bounce
Guest
I agree about the price. I main just meant what do you think of the bag? If it could be priced more reasonably, is it similar enough to what you are looking for?
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countryboypa31
Guest
I just started using this bag today! It barely BARELY fits my 200' 11mm line. Wish it fit 200'. Its very heavy duty, don't see it wearing out for a long time! Like how it can be attached to your saddle "comfortably". Or for setting chokers on a crane job it could be worn on the leg. I'm going to thrash it for a bit, but i like it.
NickfromWI
King of Splices
From that we can deduce that we're looking for a bag of about half the volume of the buckingham bag?
I'm thinking a nice cordura material not quite as heavy duty as the buckingham bag?
NorthWoodsDiver
TreeHouser
I get my material from this company, they have a great selection of products:
http://www.seattlefabrics.com/nylons.html#ballistics
http://www.seattlefabrics.com/nylons.html#ballistics
NorthWoodsDiver
TreeHouser
This company also makes toughest material I have ever seen:
http://www.superfabric.com/pages/all_fabrics.htm
http://www.superfabric.com/pages/all_fabrics.htm
OTGBOSTON
punk in drublic
I ditched the leg straps, it never really attached to the leg tight enough for me.
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countryboypa31
Guest
Yeah i can see that. I want to try it hanging horizontally on my saddle. Even 150' velocity is tight. Def seems a little small. But like i said before tough as nails. It will be my bag to jump out of the bucket or toss doing crane jobs.
NorthWoodsDiver
TreeHouser
Maybe this would work for the OP:
http://www.adventureropegear.com/cart/product_info.php?cPath=50_63&products_id=408
http://www.adventureropegear.com/cart/product_info.php?cPath=50_63&products_id=408
emr
Cheesehead Treehouser
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I like the looks of that one. I wonder if that has some type of snap or d-ring to attach to a saddle. I acutally bought a Buckingham glove bag on e-bay for $10 and it works pretty well..... to be honest, I have not climbed with it yet, but it fits my rope perfectly. I still would change the shape and top, but the glove bag is the best thing that I have had so far.
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Bounce
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I love it - the bag says to always wear your gloves, but it's made for holding your gloves while you're not wearing them. If we did what the bag said, we wouldn't need the bag. 
NickfromWI
King of Splices
NickfromWI
King of Splices
Yep. There'd be a few easy ways to do it. One where you just put a few grommets in around the outside and run the string through the grommets (that'd be the easiest and something anyone can do from home) and the other would be to sew some webbing over the rope to make a hem and run the cord through that, then the other would be where you put a flap of fabric so that it closes up like a little baloon knot like many of the chalk bags rock climbers use
