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    Cinching Up with a Second Laynard During Removal- mechanical vs friction knot vs running bowline

    I believe that under normal forces this very unlikely to fail, but should Murphy rear his ugly head, think about one of those rings loading on the gate.
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    Cinching Up with a Second Laynard During Removal- mechanical vs friction knot vs running bowline

    It is my understanding that a carabiner should not be loaded in this fashion (3 axis)
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    $3000 Signing Bonus!! $25-35/hr Crew Leaders/Trainer- Seacoast Tree Care

    Thanks Tim, I reached out directly and was answered almost immediately.
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    Anyone ever use one of these?

    I bought one for multi pitch rock climbing. The double gate is far more intuitive than I thought it would be and it's great for keeping the belay station organized. I have yet to find a good easy to incorporate it into my work system. I do have a couple Grivel twin gate ovals and HMS carabiners...
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    Show off them splices

    Craigslist find, couldn't pass it up at $80. Runs great.
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    Show off them splices

    I I don't think this counts as splicing, but I made a this lanyard also. Sterling climb spec webbing, 1/4" bungee, SMC rap ring, polyester upholstery thread. Stitching done by hand then coated with SeamGrip. Did drop tests with 15 lb dumbell.
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    Show off them splices

    Just finished this 5/8" Tenex TEC with Antal 28x20 rings.
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    $3000 Signing Bonus!! $25-35/hr Crew Leaders/Trainer- Seacoast Tree Care

    I went on the site, filled out the online application and can't find a submit button.
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    Gecko Straps

    I just measured mine, exactly one inch wide
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