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Evening all, i climb on a prussik loop but sometimes find it a bit long in length, other then making a shorter one is it acceptable in the arb world to wrap it around my climbing rope 3times rather then 2 or will this impact on it? Thanks guys

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Ok thanks kev...

 

Joe...i use the sewn ones, il give that a go, its fine in the majority of trees jus sometimes it feels a bit too far away from me. U climb for AC Old?

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The more wraps you have the more friction you'll get bud.

If you've tied the prussic redo it, if it was bought already made try buying some friction cord by the meter at any of the arb shops. The cord is still very cheap and your'll have the length thats goid for you

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Ok thanks kev...

 

Joe...i use the sewn ones, il give that a go, its fine in the majority of trees jus sometimes it feels a bit too far away from me. U climb for AC Old?

 

Yes mate I do.

 

I normally buy 10 metres of Sirius at a time. Cheap as chips, can chuck it when it's worn, and I really rate the cord. I get about 8 lengths from that.

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Wicked...id love to climb everyday.

 

Ah that sounds sensible, the one ive got is 60cm...so mite try a 50cm see how i go. Il av to tap u up for a sample of this cord

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