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Beal Antipodes is the stuff with a Grillon...if you can get hold of it!

 

I thought the grillon was CE marked as a unit (device and rope) so strictly speaking unless you use the petzl rope you are outside your CE mark.

 

It wouldn’t matter to me but I thought those providing the kit for others or working for others ought to be aware.

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That's what I was using alex, hated it. You can pick up pinto pulley, ultra O and a shadow carab for 45 quid ish from honeys and then pick your cord and rope to suit. Still going to come in under the cost of a ce lanyard for a piece of kit which does the same thing. I did it and went for the aeris as it's super soft not realizing how hard I was going to find the heavy duty kernmantle splice so thinking double braid this time.

 

I too like it longish (5M) so I can use it as a secondary line if necessary on little excursions on big stuff!

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'I thought the grillon was CE marked as a unit (device and rope)'...it depends on the LOLER inspector. I've used a length of antipodes with fishermans knots in each end and krabs on them with a Grillon for years. I have just bought a Petzl one as I couldn't find that rope...thirty quid! :(

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