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I was wondering how you guys store your slings. Mine is simply one string in the pouch and then it is rolled up and the other string ties it in a cylinder.
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Mar 6
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I just put them into my pocket, nothing special.
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When David first posted this method of tying up your slings so they don't get tangled I adopted it and have been doing it ever since. It's a great idea. I have a lot of slings right now. As the weather turns nice I'll be running into my young friends outside and I'll be giving them all away. They know that if I'm walking the dogs with my back pack I'll have them. I installed a board of coat hooks near my door and I hang the slings there for now.
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i just keep one stuffed in my back pocket. never had a problem with tangling or anything.
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Mar 6
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My sisal slings are hanging by their pouch from a coat hanger to keep them from getting kinked, and the rest are rolled up with the cords tucked into their pouches.
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Two years later (and I`ve still not got any good leather) I still use this method on
pouch and cord
type slings.
But mostly I use braided slings which don`t tangle as much, and therefore they are just stuffed in a pocket.
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Mar 6
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For my EDC sling, I roll the limbs around two fingers, and then tuck them in the pouch. And
then
I stuff it in my back pocket. I actually learned that from an old post here.
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Nice name, Durc. Welcome to the forum.
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Masiakasaurus wrote
on Mar 6
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, 2011 at 12:57pm:
My sisal slings are hanging by their pouch from a coat hanger to keep them from getting kinked, and the rest are rolled up with the cords tucked into their pouches.
Great minds think alike? I also keep my sisal slings draped over a coat hanger when they are not in the back of my truck. I do keep one sling permanently in the side pocket of my backpack so I won't forget it if I head up into the mountains.
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Might I reccomend you keep it on your person? I do, and it's a rare day when I forget my sling,
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Mar 16
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i have a diamond shape pouch, so i fold it in half so the strings are togetre then wind it in a fasion of down, cross, around, cross, down, repeat until you are about 3" away from the end, then tuck under another string, then snug it up
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