General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
OmegaPacific biners - a word of warning	10-Sep-2005 At 1:11:00 PM	hotgemini
Message
Upon receiving the original email I forwarded it to my club (QUT) as a few of our climbers use them as belay biners, two of them (adam and adam) did the 'test' shown in the photos on our forum and commented that "It took about 20 seconds of rubbing, not even using my bodyweight, it goes pretty quick once it starts to go and if it crossloads, that is where it sits" Oh, the correct link for that thread is http://p084.ezboard.com/fqutcliffhangersfrm7.showMessage?topicID=24.topic I also emailed Omega Pacific and have received a prompt initial reply looking for telephone contact, will post anything new as it comes to hand. Regards Adam (another one)

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