i carry my chainsaw on the left, low; so left high i carry loose karabs and pulleys, usually 1 karab on the ring, and 2 or 3 linked to it.
On my right goes all my synthetics and handsaw. So lanyard, ling and biner sets, handsaw. i usually have the newest slings attatched ot saddle ring and 2-3 like sized older ones attatched to it. For a quick throwline, i attatch my 2 CMI pulleys and steel karab holding them to an eye in line and toss, gets closer stuff fairly well and pulls line to the ground, or pendulumns the pulleys back to ya if thrown a lil'hard. i usually have 6 or so sling sets (loop runer and karab), 1 lifeline sling set for redirects etc., 2CMI pulleys and 6 or so karabs, sometimes minitraxion. Lots of flexability and innovation possible in transitioned sequences to exploit with all of that!
1 of the things i like about using all slings that is parallel to using the split tail, is that i am more likely to second guess, explore and maximize with the availability of quickertotal adjustments. Especially, with the slings as hitches on loads, as i can be presetting 3,4 as the crew is unhooking a load and returning a line. Or sometimes setting up 3-4 hard to reach hitchpoints at a time, then tailing back each hitch to the cutting area to reset the next after each cut! i firmly beleive in setting the maximum hitch point, line tension and torque as an ongoing journey and education, these slings and their fleaxability of use and attatchment have really helped that.
