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On 09/12/2024 at 21:39, Dan Maynard said:

I'm with you on the petzl eject, no amount of convincing will get me over the name. 

ISC Plummet

 

DMM Free fall 

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28 minutes ago, JBH said:

ISC Plummet

 

DMM Free fall 

 

I'm googling, and now I'm disappointed. 

 

I find myself wondering if parapent BASE jumpers (that is, a tandem flight of parapenters/paragliders, and the passenger bails in midair, to open their own wing on the way down...), or even slackline or hot air balloon BASE jumpers, etc., have any fancy name-brand technology available to them, like the Plummet or Freefall... or if they just rely on slipknots or fiddlesticks or even regular old unclipping.

 

I remember seeing a video of one BASE jumper deliberately rappelling off the end of a rope. Pretty wild.

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43 minutes ago, peds said:

I remember seeing a video of one BASE jumper deliberately rappelling off the end of a rope. Pretty wild.

 

:puke:

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Posted (edited)

ANYWAYYYYYYYY

Going back to the Vertec

 

Just ordered one and have seen a few youtube videos of issues rope tending as the carabiners are creating an issue with positioning 

 

Doesnt look like much fun when it jams 

 

Gonna ring Honey next week and have a yarn

 

PS Only swivel that has ever worked for me is on the Petzl zigzag single lining 

 

Cheers lads and all the best for 2025, Lets do it all again shall we 

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Posted
18 hours ago, Ross Smith 666 said:

 

 

In the video opening shot, note the carabiner and the wear on the top corner. Appears it is binding on the black peice and preventing it releasing. That is not normal wear for a biner.

IMG_20241231_110358.jpg.d8b5362b4241f421ac099eab914173ed.jpg

 

It doesnt look like a huge carabiner, just a bad design on that part. Can the black piece be adjusted up as it appears to be the bottom of its travel.

 

I'd suggest trying it with a skinny steel mallion rapid quicklink.

 

Anything in instructions about compatable carabiners?

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