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My new lanyard.


Joe Newton
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 So last week my snap hook properly gave up on me. The moving parts just went. It was getting on a bit. 

 

Since my lanyard was spliced to the snap it meant a new snap hook and rope. I was previously running 11.3mm Velocity through a positioned, but velocity wasnt available so I went with 10mm Sirius. 

 

Im expecting increased wear on the cam but other then that can't see a problem. 

 

Anyone else use thin rope with their positioner?

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Does it grab ok?  I suspect you will notice it start to creep when the cam gets worn a little.  They all creep eventually, but in theory it should happen sooner with a 10mm rope.  Those cams are only meant for as low as 11mm arent they?

Considered a cinch?  Personally i hated mine but a lot of people seemed to like them

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57 minutes ago, Steve Bullman said:

Does it grab ok?  I suspect you will notice it start to creep when the cam gets worn a little.  They all creep eventually, but in theory it should happen sooner with a 10mm rope.  Those cams are only meant for as low as 11mm arent they?

Considered a cinch?  Personally i hated mine but a lot of people seemed to like them

Yeah that's what I thought. Really rate the positioner though and don't intend to change it. If it becomes a problem ill but some 11mm line and splice it again. 

 

Pls I thought they discontinued the cinch?

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17 minutes ago, Joe Newton said:

Yeah that's what I thought. Really rate the positioner though and don't intend to change it. If it becomes a problem ill but some 11mm line and splice it again. 

 

Pls I thought they discontinued the cinch?

Maybe they did, not seen or heard it mentioned anywhere in a while...not a bad thing!

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