- Location
- St. Paul, MN
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So you are saying that it is a cosmetic thing and doesn't relate to the function of the splice.
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Well... not exactly.
If the rope were seeing loads close to the limit of it's capacity, this could potentialy be an issue. Given the (relatively) light loads of our climbing scenarios, I don't think you'll have any issues. A double braid eye splice can't be perfectly equalized, but we should endeavor to come as close as possible, IMO.
So you are saying that it is a cosmetic thing and doesn't relate to the function of the splice.
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Well... not exactly.
If the rope were seeing loads close to the limit of it's capacity, this could potentialy be an issue. Given the (relatively) light loads of our climbing scenarios, I don't think you'll have any issues. A double braid eye splice can't be perfectly equalized, but we should endeavor to come as close as possible, IMO.
