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^^^ What this guy said... whoever he isBurley wrote:I would say no to clove hitching rap rings for an anchor. Cord is cheap and so are slings. Spend and live.
I wouldn't use clove hitches for sure, but I would use figure eights (as you would when you tie into your harness) on the rings and then figure eight on the master point for redundancy. Seems a bit time consuming for the sake of two lockers and $3 of cord.
I'll give you two lockers and some slings if this is your only option to climb on. Email me.
^^^ all true ^^^Burley wrote:Maybe you should come climbing for a day with me (or someone else) and consider the UNB safety session this fall. Both would be helpful for sure.
I would gladly take you out for a day and teach you what you want to learn. I'm a wanker, I smell funny, and I sometime forget to lock my biners, but I can show you a bomber anchor.
lol I might take you up on that.Burley wrote:Maybe you should come climbing for a day with me (or someone else) and consider the UNB safety session this fall. Both would be helpful for sure.
I would gladly take you out for a day and teach you what you want to learn. I'm a wanker, I smell funny, and I sometime forget to lock my biners, but I can show you a bomber anchor.
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