http://fire-meteor.tribe.net/thread/f463b87d-1b5f-499c-a8ca-335bad6067fb?format=rss Tribe.net. Local Connections http://fire-meteor.tribe.net/thread/f463b87d-1b5f-499c-a8ca-335bad6067fb#2a2ad4f2-9116-42b4-825c-447401265a30 I highly recommend that you not use key rings, as they will warp and bend (and ultimately fail) under the stress of meteor. I use 5/8ths" nylon rope pierced with a quicklink. Sadly, I don't have a photo to share, but its the lazy man's version of splicing rope. I melted the ends to seal the rope, and I have yet to replace it after over a year's use. Sat, 24 Jan 2009 18:32:45 GMT http://fire-meteor.tribe.net/thread/f463b87d-1b5f-499c-a8ca-335bad6067fb#2a2ad4f2-9116-42b4-825c-447401265a30 Logan 2009-01-24T18:32:45Z http://fire-meteor.tribe.net/thread/f463b87d-1b5f-499c-a8ca-335bad6067fb#0655cf8d-8220-4bb4-859e-dd8f1ed75f3e I posted a similar topic in the rope dart tribe, I know... but the solution that came out of that was big bulky knots, which wouldn't really work for meteor I don't think. How do you guys make this connection? I'm currently thinking of putting holes in the bungee cord i have and putting like... keychain rings through it? I don't know. I could use some help. Sat, 24 Jan 2009 17:14:48 GMT http://fire-meteor.tribe.net/thread/f463b87d-1b5f-499c-a8ca-335bad6067fb#0655cf8d-8220-4bb4-859e-dd8f1ed75f3e Lye 2009-01-24T17:14:48Z