material to hold weights on Bib Hanger

i noticed there is only a hook at the end…im assuming i’m going to have to purchase some time of very durable string material in order to tie the the weights to the hanger……does anyone have any suggestions? and where i can purchase the material? Thank you!

wannagain,

> i noticed there is only a hook at the end…im assuming i’m going to have to purchase some time of very durable string material in order to tie the the weights to the hanger <

Any kind of strong cord or wire will work. Some guys use coat hangers.

Also, you can build a pvc weight stacker. Very simply. Use a short piece of pvc with a cap glued on the end. Then, just drill a hole in the non-capped end. The weights are then stacked on the pipe horizontally.

Bigger

I just used regular old string. I tied a loop through the center of each of the plates and add or subtract rfom thr Bib as needed.

40 lb test fishing line works very nicely.

scraps of theraband work well to hang your weights from your bib hanger.

bill

Same here, just normal ol’ nylon string. I loop it through 3-4 times, leaving it a little loose for slack, and it lasts forever…….

I use a dog collar. It was a left over piece of an attempt to make my own homemade hanger. Since I broke down and bought a Bib Starter, I put the collar to use holding the weights. It hooks on the S-hook of the Bib Starter nicely.

I use plain old tie wraps, zip ties, or whatever you call them.

I use nylon strap attached to my k/o bibhanger. To stack my weights, I’ve fabbed a weight post. See attached thread.

Who’s a cocksmith ??

I’m just using plain old nylon tiecord from Home Depot - the kind that’s rated for dragging christmas trees and such. If I ever outgrow that, and have the pressing need to hang an elephant from my dick, I figure that the next move would be to climber’s rope from REI.

I use a 4” Eye bolt with a fender washer and nut on the end. It works great for stacking standard 2 1/2 & 5lb. weights vertically.

Just hook the eye to the S hook of your hanger…easy on, easy off…