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Rope Damage Advice |
29-Mar-2010 At 12:17:15 PM |
davepalethorpe
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>As well as that we were using both ropes completely as a single - that is we clipped both
>ropes through all bits of protection - meaning that the full force was
>split evenly between both ropes.
I was under the impression this was quite dangerous practice with double ropes...from the point of increasing impact forces on the climber due to reduced rope stretch. They are supposed to be used independently. However, sleake may thank you as I guess for that reason it may be a little kinder on the ropes! |
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