General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
More slackline anchors	26-Mar-2013 At 1:06:56 PM	Climboholic
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On 26/03/2013 ajfclark wrote: >On 26/03/2013 Climboholic wrote: >>It would be safe to use rap anchors where convenient, as rap bolt damaged >>enough to fail under the body weight of an abseiler, will fail due to >the >>slackline first. It would just be annoying for climbers to wait until >the >>anchor is free. > >Given the tendency for lines to be left rigged for days (maybe weeks?) >at a time, you could be waiting a long fricking time. For that reason >alone they should be using their own anchors. That's exactly what I'm saying, but the safety argument is bs.

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