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Topic	Date	User
clip belay loop or harness?	4-Feb-2009 At 1:27:28 PM	westie
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On 10/12/2008 mikl law wrote: >Though all the harness manufacturers tell us to clip the belay loop (it's >twice as strong as the rest of the harness I understand), I see a lot of >people clipping into both loops of the harness (when my last harness got >very tatty I did this). When leading I tie into the leg loop and waistband - when belaying I clip into the belay loop and when seconding I tie as with leading. Am I wrong here? How is this up for debate? (sorry pushed for time)

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