Does the JB series and the Rev 1.5 SLE use the same bridle set?
JB Bridle Set info
Started by Baws, Oct 08 2010 03:38 PM
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Posted 08 October 2010 - 09:35 PM
Well that has to rank as one of the easiest questions to answer. 
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Posted 08 October 2010 - 09:43 PM
You know, I was not sure of the answer myself.Well that has to rank as one of the easiest questions to answer.
I was going to measure the two, but Kent was too quick answering.
I wonder if the JB and the JB Pro have same bridle or is there a variation like the REV I to the ZEN.
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Posted 18 October 2010 - 11:27 AM
Rev 1.5 bridle is universal. 
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Posted 18 October 2010 - 04:52 PM
The EXP bridle is slightly different, but the 1.5 Standard, 1.5 Vented, B-Series (std, vent, mid vent), and B-Series Pro (std, vent, mid vent) all use the exact same bridle. Even though the EXP bridle is slightly different (mostly the material used), I know of some who are using the 1.5 bridle on the EXP with no noticeable problems.
The dimensions of the 1.5 Standard and the 1.5 SUL bridle are exactly the same but the 1.5 SUL uses a 100% spectra bridle for weight reduction where the 1.5 Standard uses a spectra-core bridle line.
The dimensions of the 1.5 Standard and the 1.5 SUL bridle are exactly the same but the 1.5 SUL uses a 100% spectra bridle for weight reduction where the 1.5 Standard uses a spectra-core bridle line.
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Posted 19 October 2010 - 08:37 AM
The EXP bridle is slightly different, but the 1.5 Standard, 1.5 Vented, B-Series (std, vent, mid vent), and B-Series Pro (std, vent, mid vent) all use the exact same bridle. Even though the EXP bridle is slightly different (mostly the material used), I know of some who are using the 1.5 bridle on the EXP with no noticeable problems.
The dimensions of the 1.5 Standard and the 1.5 SUL bridle are exactly the same but the 1.5 SUL uses a 100% spectra bridle for weight reduction where the 1.5 Standard uses a spectra-core bridle line.
Thanks for the great information. I think that this thread will answer all questions about Rev bridles.
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