The GearPull

Congratulations on your success and your baby. :yay2:

You mention how two handed operation is no good...but how can you use only one hand to free these items from your dangler?
Seems it would also be a two handed approach with s-biners etc on them

Yes very true. A quick release would be the only way to pull an individual item of the caribiner, or the GP. And the qr on the Biner would be easier to access since it's already on the outside as opposed to in your pocket. I'm trying to design a dangler with qr capability now but hanging length is a stubborn problem. Plus I'm not sure removal is necessary. But it does help with some items, like pens.

In the end I never solved that problem, but in pocket carry is still a better option for me because I don't like to make noise as I walk. Belt loop stability is another persistent prob for biners that danglers don't have. Swivels and quick releases, that's what's next.

Thanks for your thorough reading!
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The second one

Third from the right is making my nipples hard.

I can see your point. But in the context of my original post I wasn't being disrespectful to anyone. I don't even think I claimed to have directly solved the problem...actually the problem of one handed retrieval only applies to caribiner carry, or outside pocket carry in general. Since the GP rides in your pocket, two hand operation is a foregone conclusion. One hand has to remove the whole assembly, and then the individual tools get removed (however awkward the attachment method makes it) with the other hand...if that is true, my analogy was flawed to begin with.

are those some sort of timascus or just a cool ano pattern?