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SRENE anchors may go the way of the dinosaur	10-Mar-2006 At 11:40:18 AM	bordo
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I'd be more worried about the extension in terms of belaying than the anchors. Most belay positions don't lend themselves to suddenly being 1/2 a meter over the edge of a cliff. I imagine falling half a meter as the x extended and trying to hold a fall would be not that much fun if it meant you went from being on the edge of a cliff to hanging over a cliff. One you get practised at using a cordalette it is pretty trivial to ensure that all your anchors are loaded when belaying. Regards Mark

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