Rave About Your Rack Please do not post retail SPAM.

Topic	Date	User
Daisy Chains and other Lanyards	14-May-2010 At 12:21:01 PM	ZERO
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This argument comes up a lot. The important messages are taking an "acceptable level of risk" and limiting how far you can fall from an anchor. As we all generally have the 50+ metre umbilical cord when climbing, there is no excuse for using some of it to double up on anchors.

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