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🕑 Added 2023-01-17 14:00:05 +0000 UTCPATRONS: Finally I got one out a full day early for you. Lab is getting better every day and I may even film a full episode in it shortly. This turned out better than I thought, the results super interesting, edited tight AF but kept all the info in it, and a found a great thumbnail. Blogs are getting more thorough and less of a pita to make too.
Climbing hangers feel sharp and seem obvious they would be bad for a rope, but for some reason, some people have done this. We test dynamic and static ropes in sharp hangers and hangers that are designed to have curved edges so ropes could be threaded inside of them. In our recent video of the "Texas Rope Trick" https://youtu.be/AkZKaSX6N1M many people asked why not just put the rope directly in the hangers if you had an emergency rappel of bolts not intended for it. Hopefully, this video answers that question. As always, you can find the chart of the data in our blog https://www.hownot2.com/post/ropes-in-sharp-hangers
Instagram post by @labajaclimbing https://www.instagram.com/p/CnXdmmQvLhC/
Bonier Dupla and Pingo hangers are at https://bonier.com.br/dupla/ and you can see what those break at - https://youtu.be/C0e76eyfDxc
See the forces of a 290lb climber falling for science https://youtu.be/Tnk4Ky-D9Bg
Comments
Awesome video! I love that you can repel on the hanger but it's interesting that you shouldn't not because of the rope damage but because it'll get stuck.... I'll still always climb with a quick link
