General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Advice on half ropes	13-Jan-2013 At 9:02:58 PM	egosan
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Keep in mind, sterror, The rope is elastic. In a static rope there is a relationship between rope diameter and breaking strain. This is just not the case as long as the rope is stretching. I am about 80kg. My evil polish twin Phillip is probably 90. (The tubby bitch.) We have both taken very large FF 1 falls on my scary little 7.8 doubles. They work.

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