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Topic	Date	User
clip belay loop or harness?	19-Dec-2008 At 5:39:16 PM	Teeds
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So I decided to have a look at it this morning and run an experiment of sorts A few observations: 1) Most of the weight is in the leg loop (a diir) 2) Leg loop (reaction force) is almost in line with rope/atc (loading force) thus most of the weight in the leg loop 3) Angle between leg and waist loops is about 50 degrees. Link to same convo on tradgirl FAQ Found the history behind the belay loop interesting.

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