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I wondered how long that'd take hahaha!

 

Although as unmanly:sneaky2: as it is i'm not a fan of cutting and holding, although we do it all the time I do use a sling when it just doesn't feel right!

 

Anyone cut and held and had anchor rip out? I know a guy who had the limb he was on snap while stropped into and wrote his harness off but all was well.

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Ok I see what it is for, I just use the other end of my climbing line, (good for lightweight lowering aswell)

 

your climbing line should NEVER be used as anything other than designed, and should alsio at all times be in a direct line below you for rapid descent in case of emergency:sneaky2:

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