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Topic	Date	User
Shockloading is bullshit	29-Apr-2020 At 12:22:37 PM	gordoste
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I always thought the concern with shockloading was ripping the gear through higher forces, not breaking the dyneema or the climber. It does sometimes happen that you set up an anchor without any rope in it - personally I avoid clipping my harness direct to this type of anchor. If you clip with the rope that's fine but many people are using PAS these days which gives me the heeby-jeebies. Personally I decided to get a Kong Slyde with a short piece of dynamic rope to make a dynamic version of a PAS.

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