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Titan Cord	14-Jul-2011 At 6:09:55 PM	maelgwn
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Hi Spanner There is a diagram in this article - http://www.cs-caving-association.com/CSCA%20Publications/CVP%20Skills%20Tech%20Pub%204.pdf You don't have to tie it with a sheet bend, you can just twist the two ends together and clip with a carabiner. We also generally put the tape not on our shoulder so that it doesn't get in the way. You need a sling about 2m long and make sure it is tight. I think for situations where you are not taking a fall on the rope, (ie it will always be tight or close to tight) a chest harness only is sufficient.

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