General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Gris Gris banned at Sydney Indoor	13-Sep-2006 At 12:54:31 PM	Richard
Message
>The only thing you CAN say is that if you let go of the end of a stitch >plate in a fall you can gurantee >that 100% of the time it will fail and the climber will deck. So what has failed - the belay device or the belayer?? The answer, IMHO, is the same as the glass half empty / half full debate. Two totaly contradictory statements which are simulatenously exactly equally correct. A lot of people sunconsciencly believe if there are two opposing arguements, one must be wrong. But that is not always the case. So, you can either get a belayer who pays attention and is reliable, or change belay device..depending on where you "sit", either approach is logical..

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