General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Sling angle	22-Oct-2008 At 8:08:14 AM	PDRM
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On 21/10/2008 sliamese wrote: > >>* 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. True for static load, but not dynamic. .M

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