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Chads93GT wrote:Obviously some people dont make their's adjustable, but in my opinion its the only way to fly.
derekbristol wrote:Chads93GT wrote:Obviously some people dont make their's adjustable, but in my opinion its the only way to fly.
I'm curious about the use of a Prusik or Kong Slyde to make one of your cowstails adjustable. In what situations do you use this added functionality? I haven't been in a situation where I thought I needed an adjustment, but maybe it's one of those things that once you try it you can't imagine having done it any other way. Please elaborate.
Chads93GT wrote:Passing lips it is nice with a ropewalker to shorten it so you can get right under a nasty lip without flipping over, then you can adjust your 2nd qas to full length to reach past the nasty lip and unclip the one you just shortened.
Amazingracer wrote:Chads93GT wrote:Passing lips it is nice with a ropewalker to shorten it so you can get right under a nasty lip without flipping over, then you can adjust your 2nd qas to full length to reach past the nasty lip and unclip the one you just shortened.
Slight derailment, I learned a trick from Buddy Lane to address this, climb with your croll from your frog system attached to your D-Ring.
Back to adjustables, I have never actually tried this. I think have some extra short rope lengths at home, I will have to tie one and experiment. Question though, what happens if heaven forbid you take a fall? Odds are the prussik cord wont break (although still possible), but still makes you go "I wonder... I use dynamic rope on all my attachments, the sheath tends to be much softer than static rope so I'd be curious how it holds up to the prussik know itself.
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