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Topic	Date	User
Breaking a biner	4-Mar-2013 At 2:20:09 PM	dawyndham
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As others have said, this is not the way a biner is engineered to be loaded, so it's impossible to say if any particular biner will hold. The exception, as there always is one, is K-type biners designed for Via Ferrata. They are designed and tested for a twisting/bending load as it's something that is quite likely in a Via Ferrata fall. That's K as in "CE EN 12275 type K" if you want to read what is involved in the test.

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