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charlie
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On my third trango cinch now. Great for single line useage. Am I right in saying that the positioner can't be weighted eintirely with climbers weight and used in a single leg? I've never used one but read this on a review a while back. I use Mammut dyna safe 11mm rope with the Cinch. Can't fault it at all.

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On my third trango cinch now. Great for single line useage. Am I right in saying that the positioner can't be weighted eintirely with climbers weight and used in a single leg? I've never used one but read this on a review a while back. I use Mammut dyna safe 11mm rope with the Cinch. Can't fault it at all.

 

I remember reading somewhere the art positioner can be used in single line applications.Dunno if thats as primary life support though.

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Do you never have issues with it slipping? Once the clutch is worn mine creeps slowly on 11.7mm, I would have thought this would happen a lot sooner using a 10mm line.

Not had any slipping issues with 11.0mm line. Can't really see how the can would wear considering the small use it gets.

 

It might be that firmer ropes slip as the can doesn't bite down as hard as on softer lines. For instance tachyon is very firm due to its 2 cores, and the cam might not "squash" the rope as much as the velocity I use, which is quite supple and "squashable" by comparison.

 

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