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hi people as the title suggests im after a flip line i know some people don't use them some people do i would buy one but as i don't do massive amounts of climbing just yet cant justify splashing out on one just yet and find using soft strops a pain in the bum can anyone help out a fellow arborist if not then not to worry cheers Phil

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They ain't that expensive new, surely you bought one to do your climbing tickets? Not worth taking the risk on second hand climbing gear when your entrusting your life and income to it!?

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just read the post and will be watching tonight when kids are in bed fair comments lads can i use pulley with vt as i do with my soft strop if so which would be the best pulley ?

 

The short answer is YES, ... But you need to put a soft link somewhere in the system so that it can be cut away in a rescue situation.

e.g a small dyneema cut away strap girth hitched to a side D then put your caribiner into the strap.

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Why?

You can cut away the VT.

 

A soft link is required if you use a mechanical device though.

 

 

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Need cutaway if end of steel strop wont pass through pulley

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