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Topic	Date	User
Rope - static v dynamic for top-roping and leading	25-Jan-2012 At 12:36:35 PM	Hendo
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On 25/01/2012 One Day Hero wrote: >Oh yeah, I forgot about this one. Mr. engineer seems to think that a dynamic >rope can 'absorb force'.......like you pull on one end, and the other end >doesn't feel all the force cause its absorbed by the rope somehow!?!? Isaac >Newton had a thing or two to say on that topic. Statics vs dynamics. Just like taking a fall on a static puts more force on and is more likely to rip out gear, so to giving some sharp tugs on a static while canyoning puts more force on the stuck end which *may* help dislodge it.

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