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Mark Bolam
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Use a standard strop at the mo for everything.

 

I have a hideous old wire-core flipline with a fixed screwgate crab at one end and a snap hook at the other, with a fixed knob-locker that is really hard to adjust. This was so awkward to use a gave up on it.

 

I now use a 13mm rope strop all the time, including for slippy stem chog-downs, and I think I need to equip myself properly before my luck runs out.

 

I prefer a VT/pulley system for adjustment, but am after your thoughts on 'loose' end.

 

ISC 'twister' or snap? Pros and cons? Is the two-movement snap OK, or is it worth waiting for the three movement which Steve mentioned at the end of last year?

 

Is 3m OK? I don't tend to take down as many 300' Redwoods as I used to....

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Ive got a komet flipline with a snap hook on it. To be honest i never use it anymore i prefer a soft lanyard for most stuff.

The snap hooks though are quite good and very easy to use. Its 3 meters by the way and thats big enough for 90% of stuff.

I wondered where all our 300" redwoods had gone!!! haha

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