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Rave About Your Rack Please do not post retail SPAM.
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daisy chains |
15-Apr-2014 At 10:40:55 AM |
PThomson
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I've been using a PAS (BD chain reactor and Metolius PAS at seperate times) since I started climbing for anchoring on sports climbs when I rethread to clean the route. Nothing wrong with it from an "intended usage" or a "technical/safety" perspective.
Having said that, I'd be willing to bet that, ironically, most of the people who are criticising the use of daisy chains for this action probably perform an even greater breach of safety in how they go in hard to the anchors to rethread and lower than if they just used the daisy in the first place.
- Paul |
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