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New ropes are all shiney/slippery and hard to tune a VT that will bite and self tend on.

Personally think they are at there best once fluffed up a little after a few weeks or more of climbing, maybe that is what he was doing taking a short cut??as I hate new ropes!!!

 

 

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Def dont do it to your slings.

 

Our local shop has a board with a sling on it. It had been cut on one edge, nailed through the middle & a bit of sand paper rubbed THREE times across its width. It was then tested to destruction. It failed at HALF its rated strength at the sanded part.

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Def dont do it to your slings.

 

Our local shop has a board with a sling on it. It had been cut on one edge, nailed through the middle & a bit of sand paper rubbed THREE times across its width. It was then tested to destruction. It failed at HALF its rated strength at the sanded part.

 

:biggrin::biggrin::biggrin:

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