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Topic	Date	User
Simple Poll: Prusik style backup to abseil or not	4-Jan-2013 At 11:56:22 AM	Dave_S
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On 4/01/2013 patto wrote: >I did see that and have read the discussion of that accident. That is >exactly why I am not comfortable with the notion that clipping a prusik >to your leg loop provides a trustworthy backup. This, and the fact that if you flip upside down then your leg loop would be right next to your belay device, it why rather than clipping the prussik to my leg loop, I extend the belay device with a 60cm sling basket hitched through the tie-in loops, and then clip the prussik to my belay loop. Problem solved.

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