Hey Bib I have a side hanging question

First let me tell you again how much I love my bib hanger!! It is awesome, only second to my computer & net connection. I would have never believed that something could keep me out of my workshop/garage/man’s palace lol.

But anyways I have been reading up on the side hanging and I have been sitting side hanging and lengthened the nylon strap to the max and hang 10 lbs over my leg/lap to each side.

My question is that the “hanger” kinda digs into my leg after awhile. The weights have plenty of slack to hang but the bib’s screws after awhile get “hooked” on my thigh. I have been putting a folded up brochure between it and my thigh to help in not digging in.

Is there any better way? I dont want to rig up a lookalike hospital traction device when you have an elevated broken leg LOL.

Just wondering, Thanks in advance

ctmwm,

I always used a folded up towel. Just make sure the angle is correct, and that there is not too severe of a bend.

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the angle isnt too bad yet, when I get the added inch then it will be bad. Am I correct in thinking that over the leg it seems like I can do more weight than hanging between my legs sitting or standing. Thats just because of the resistance on the overlay of the leg right?? I tried up to 15 between my legs and it was ok sitting but too much standing, but over the leg it was fine.

ctmwm,

> the angle isnt too bad yet, when I get the added inch then it will be bad. Am I correct in thinking that over the leg it seems like I can do more weight than hanging between my legs sitting or standing.<

Yes.

> Thats just because of the resistance on the overlay of the leg right??<

Yes, plus OTL works the tunica and internal anchor points which do not seem as sensitive.

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I measured last night for the first time since starting using your Bib and 3 months later I have a true 1/2 inch gain!!! BPEL You are the man. Thanks again VERY MUCH I finally have something to post about in the progress forum!!! WAHOO!!!!!

Intribute to you. and no I’m not a suck up or brown noser. I just give credit where credit is due. And you deserve it all bud.

ctmwm,

I dig it. Just remain steadfast. The quick gains are great and a real motivator. You will probably reach a point where they slow some before you reach your goals. You will need to learn exactly what you are doing, and what things to change to continue at the wonderful pace you have set.

You made my day.

Any questions or problems, just ask.

Gook luck,

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