General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Vector Forces	8-Jun-2006 At 6:49:29 PM	mockmockmock
Message
I did say I could not back that up. I'll take that under advisement but what I was getting at was given the choice of a steady load on 179* anchors or a dynamic load the chance of ripping one might be dramaticaly less on the steady load. I was unaware of the absorbers used by DO. You may return to normal transmissions. Ralph

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