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Topic	Date	User
Climbing and highlining the Totempole HD	15-Apr-2013 At 6:22:54 AM	alpinejoy
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"15kN generated by a climber? Bull shit. Maybe in theory but given your body breaks at around 6kN im more worried about your spine." I don't know about 15kn but you are missing the point. The force at the anchors on a slackline is many times greater than the force initially generated by the person falling onto the lanyards. You can try it yourself, attach a tight cord between two 5kg weighted things, then hang 1 kg weight in the middle. Watch as the 1 kg pulls the two 5kg weights over. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8gzZGHyuV7c

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