Perimeter Lines
They go by many shapes and names: Perimeter line, chicken strap, OS line (this doesn’t stand for outside), but they all serve the same purpose. The perimeter line is largely a utility line that is strung between 2 or more d-rings around the perimeter of your raft. In this piece we’ll be covering several uses, advantages, and some important thoughts for working with perimeter lines. Check out Zach's video on the Northwest Rafting Channel: • Perimeter Lines | Ep. 101
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Perimeter Lines | Ep. 101
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