General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
tyrolean traverse	17-Nov-2011 At 1:28:16 PM	ZERO
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Tyrolean traverses are a vector pull situation. That is, you are applying force to 2 anchors 90 degrees to the direction of pull. This means you are applying several times more than your 80+kg static mass. Check this website. It has an awesome simulator: http://www.tagsafety.com/library6.asp At zero degree rope angle for your weight, you are applying 28kN to each anchor.

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