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A new way i've been using my lanyard


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This quote is a bit flawed as if someone had two load bearing anchor points then the bridge is always going to be a single point of failure unless your close to the stem and using side ds

 

Sure, but if your lanyard is connected to the side D's you won't have a single point of failure in the system. So moving from that configuration, you reduce the inherent protection in the system.

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Since its for getting a good working position it makes sense to clip it wherever gets you that good working position.:thumbup1:

 

Sometimes I think you fellas worry about stuff too much!

 

Indeed, its not like its ever going to get shock loaded.

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