What has the fixation rubber to do with the bent gate? Nothing!
Fixation rubber is very dangerous! Don´t do that.
One straight gate and one bent gate helps you to distiguish between rope-end and bolt-end biners. I do it that way. The bolt-end biner gets small but sharp scars or burrs from certain kinds of bolts that may damage the rope when used at the rope-end as well. I also like (bent) wiregate-biners on the rope end to prevent open-gate loading of the biner.
Great tutorial, thanks.
whaaaaateverful 3 months ago
Still no explanation why you recommend straight gate biners only?
YearOfTheDog82 10 months ago
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JColinOlson 9 months ago
Be ver careful to loop the carabiner correctly after passing it through the other or the whole draw comes undone!
jrbowens 1 year ago
What has the fixation rubber to do with the bent gate? Nothing!
Fixation rubber is very dangerous! Don´t do that.
One straight gate and one bent gate helps you to distiguish between rope-end and bolt-end biners. I do it that way. The bolt-end biner gets small but sharp scars or burrs from certain kinds of bolts that may damage the rope when used at the rope-end as well. I also like (bent) wiregate-biners on the rope end to prevent open-gate loading of the biner.
migusch 1 year ago
@migusch what dangerous is there with the fixation rubber?
beholderlt 1 month ago
rodrigosprimo:
only if the bent gate has a fixation rubber on it.
accidents have happend where the sling got clipped out, and the climber thought it wasn't because it was hanging in the rubber.
gvpgvpgvp 1 year ago
great vid
Jolinator 2 years ago
thanks for the video.
Question: Is there a safety-related reason you don't use bent-gate biners?
cjdrover 3 years ago
@cjdrover I also would like to know why bent-gate biners are not recommended?
rodrigosprimo 1 year ago
thx for this nice tutorial!
evanescence1984 3 years ago
good job
iolairjames 3 years ago
Very nice & useful tutorial, Good job!
Elidriel 3 years ago