General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Sling angle	21-Oct-2008 At 6:03:22 PM	sliamese
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>* At 120 degrees, each anchor bears a force equivalent to 100% of the >original load. An angle this large should never be used. why not?!?! even 200% of 100kg is still roughly 10% of the total breaking strain, well inside any Safe Working Load. yeah yeah its not ideal, but id rather use less sling and make more abseils than faf about getting angles right.

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