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Topic	Date	User
Daisy chains	27-Mar-2008 At 1:10:21 PM	belayslave
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I own 2 daisy's and a PAS. honestly i've used my daisy's more (and not thru aiding) then my PAS, but probably just because i'm more used to my Daisy's. I've always been suspect of the stitching inbetween the small loops though. I was reading the October 2007 Climbing mag the other day and came across this: http://www.sterlingrope.com/climbing_products3.asp?pmid=11 Sterling Ropes "Chain Reactor". What looks exactly the same as Metolius's PAS. They don't say it on the website, but in the magazine they say "Absorbs enough energy to withstand three fall-factor-2 drop tests." I've always hated the thought of shock loading either my daisy or PAS, so the fact they advertise as above is interesting.

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