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V+W+8 = On Belay!	15-Aug-2008 At 4:28:38 PM	Sharp_ender
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>You could just tie the ends of the webbing off with a clove hitch and >still get maximum strength ! I found that using a girth hitch with webbing works better. It lay flat on it's self, same reason we use a water knot (over hand knot) in webbing instead of 8's. I know, "if it slips....." like bome prof says. If you generate that much load on an anchor, a little slip is not a bad thing. I just tie a short over hand loop and clip it to the same bineer for a back up stop point.

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