How I have my “Rig” attached has changed. The new configuration can be seen by clicking the picture. Everything else has stayed the same. After 1 year of use all of the attachments are still performing as good as new.
Since I’m tired of falling off rigs while Luke sails across, I figured that I needed to do something to raise my odds a little bit. Since I don’t have a big enough bank account to buy my own rig, I decided I might as well create my own.
I thought the best way to do this is to enlist Luke to help design and build the obstacles. So that is what I did. His thought was that we needed a combination of ball holds, pipe holds, rings and ropes and about 10-12 of them in total. Those seem to be some of the more common grips on the rigs, so I figured that this would be a pretty good start. So after a quick trip to Amazon.com to price out some of the items we need, I decided there has to be a better way.
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