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Footlock Prussik


DrewB
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If you were to buy a FL prussik which one of these would you buy? I personally prefer the double rope one, as in a rescue where you climbed off it using a mid line anchor you may have the weight of two climbers off it-the 8mm cord looks too thin with that in mind even though i know its strong enough. Im interested if its an unwarranted concern as i think the single line looks better!. Theres also a few pics of what else it can be used for apart from a FL prussik-trying to soften the blow for someone paying $$$ for a spliced bit of cord. I use it for footloop on SRT ascent, muliple anchor point and adjustable retrievable redi.

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nice work bro shame didnt catch ya in melbourne this weekend no bother though. prussic looks good as whats the line u lock on and how does the prussic handle fl'd on codzas 10mm arm pruss at vic and was good as just much money. nice work though mate.

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drew,do you fancy makin me up a footlock prussic?(ill have to get a measurment)One that can be used as a redi(eye to eye aye take it?) That 2nd to last pic,are you using it as a multiple anchor point?is that going to your hitch with that spread on it?

 

cheers,

 

ps might be a few beer in it for you in blenhiem :thumbup1:

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I have the single version in 8mm beeline. Switched from that to the single version in ice tail. Both are strong enough imo, i would be quite happy to rescue off any of them. If exceeding the WLL is a concern, bin it after the rescue.

 

If I ever did get a double, I would stitch the legs together.

 

My FL cord eye to eye is 150 cm.

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