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Topic	Date	User
Sliding X revisited	27-Jan-2015 At 9:50:49 PM	Dave_S
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On 27/01/2015 Wendy wrote: > >I don't even like sliding x on 2 bolts - even if you accept that each >individual bolt is bombproof, which for lots of bolts, I wouldn't, you >still have 1 sling in the system. If the sling fails, the whole belay is >gone. I like redundancy. Definitely agree that any anchor that will fail completely if a single sling fails is inadequate. That's why I use two slings to make a sliding X for bolted belays.

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