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By the way of THE LAW your tails should be 10x in length of your hitch cord diameter

 

i.e 10mm hitch cord should have 100mm length tails.

 

for any1 that didnt know.

 

I thought it was 2 finger width;s?? I normally use about 3 as your tail sucks in a bit when it used over time

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Cheers MOG. Im guessing thats 1.35m after the fishermans are tied, seems like it would be well short if it were before they are tied. Just watched it again man, awesome climb. One day I might be half that good..

 

Hey man, Nar thats the length with nothing tied in it. sure you will man, just keep climbing and enjoying it and it will come. especially if your into the comps etc. Just start with one 1.40m and tie it up and you should be sweet.

 

@ ross

 

haha 10 times, Breaking the Law Breaking the Law!! x3 diameter is fine.

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