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Topic	Date	User
Chest Harness	28-Apr-2012 At 8:53:51 AM	Climbau
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BB - have you thought about a "bumstrap" set up. A wide sling(think 50mm minimum, the wider the better) correctly tensioned under the butt. That way some pressure will be released from the waist and moved to the butt effectively putting the spine into compression. Chest harnesses are great for raising the centre of gravity and releasing pressure from the waist, but put a knot/carabiner at face level in a fall-arrest situation. Chest harness may be the solution but consider whether you will knock your teeth from your face in a fall in the experimental phase instead if in a reallife situation. Also, there are some theatrical solutions that may be worth considering. PM me for details if you like.

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