coolcat83
Feb 13, 2009, 5:49 AM
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Valarc wrote: petsfed wrote: You're a lot less likely to get a shirt, hair, penis or sling stuck in the device while rapping if you attach via the belay loop. Gives you more room to work with too. Thanks. I now know the subject of a good week's worth of nightmares. if that happened i think cratering from belay loop failure might be a fast way to be put out of my misery
kobalz wrote: I thought I was the only one who did that. I already have a loop of rope around my tie-in points, from being tied into the rope. I generally just clip the loop of rope and the belay loop. good idea but...when you are rapping two strands from a rap anchor? then what? you are not tied in so no tie in loop to clip. fact is that belay loops are redundant, and if you break it then your most likely dead or wishing you were. there are a lot of other things to worry about, like pro placements, old rusty pins, your partner, gri gri's. there are limits, your belay biner is not redundant, neither is your device.
(This post was edited by coolcat83 on Feb 13, 2009, 5:56 AM)
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