General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
6mm cord-o-lette?	30-Mar-2007 At 4:55:55 PM	ant
Message
On 29/03/2007 dougal wrote: >It's fine. I used 6mm. I was being anal retentive about weight, racking >size etc. and the maths says it all. It's over 15kn on a single (doubled) >loop Me too - 6mm for cordalettes. I also carry a metre of 5mm cord which is used for auto-block knots on rap, escaping belays and to prussic (although I have never had to use it to prussic) I had the pleasure of watching a friend struggle up a new 9.2mm rope with a 7mm prussic cord. Something to consider on your next epic...

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