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SRENE anchors may go the way of the dinosaur	8-Mar-2006 At 5:37:25 PM	tmarsh
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On 8/03/2006 anthonyk wrote: >i suppose that helps give a bit of redundancy to the sling itself, one >of the dodgy things about sliding X's is if the anchor sling is running >over an edge or something or has risk of being abraded/cut there is no >redundancy, if it breaks anywhere the whole thing fails. but i'm sure >this is all covered ad nauseum in the other thread. You can always use more than one sling and equalise it as you would the first one. I climb most often on double ropes and will often have a two-piece anchor equalised with a sliding-x on each rope. Can't get much more redundant or equalised than that.

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