trango cinch? whos using one?

[Paul Smith]

I'm talking about lengthening the lanyard rather than pulling slack through to shorten it.

 

Can be done under tension.

[Peter]

Yea ending up with me hitting the deck😄.

 

Small price to pay for a really slick system. Want a pic of my 1/0 vt setup? Guaranteed to self tend!

[James Atkinson]

yea send a pic in peter, so with the cinch can it be used as a second climbing line too?

[Broadie]

I run 10mm op and have also used 10mm ap. the advantage of the cinch is when you shift your lanyard to your bridge and choke it off using your thimble. The ease when it comes to small adjustments is great. It's light weight and a top bit of kit.

[Joe Loggs]

Can be done under tension.

 

Explain please paul?

[Ewan Murray]

I use a cinch and love it small, light easy to use and pretty versatile, better with 10 mm running through it. It only has abiut 3 parts to it, is cheaper than a positioner and doesnt need a new clutch every so often.

 

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[White Noise]

Had my Trango Cinch for 2 years now . It is still in great condition considering its out most days and working in all weather conditions . Im running 10mm Dynamic climbing line through mine . Real smooth

[Joe Loggs]

Guys how do you release yourself using the cinch? Do you have to pull the lever on it or do you just tilt the device?

[Ewan Murray]

Depends on the situation chogging down i use the lever as it makes it easier when your full weight is on the system, also its more ergonomic in this situation. when out on a limb for small adjustments i tilt the device.

 

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[Joe Loggs]

Depends on the situation chogging down i use the lever as it makes it easier when your full weight is on the system, also its more ergonomic in this situation. when out on a limb for small adjustments i tilt the device.

 

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Thanks ewan, it sounds like a nice piece of kit and doesn't look to clunky.