Climbing Tools: Opposing biners

[LukeyHear]

There is really no justification for compromising on clarity when handing out safety information. Good climbers I'm sure, bad film makers. this isn't where you should be learning this stuff.

[wenclgreg]

But why get half ass answers?

[mikebarter387]

read your own question it really does not deserve an answer

[kcirtapegur]

Bahahahaha

[wenclgreg]

Wouldn't Identical non-lockers be better so one biner doesn't take the entire load and they share the load instead?

[mikebarter387]

Ho wmany parachutes do you really need. In reality a single nonlocker would most likely catch yo and work 99.9% of the catches. Exact same opposing sure why not. If It is yor day to die it is going to happen anyhow.

[reesk92]

@mikebarter387 ideally as many as feasable what hes saying is corect

if you use to the same size then they both take equal strain instead of more being placed to one

[glahhg]

you guys couldn't find another non-locker to use in the video???

[mikebarter387]

Nope we have 300 lockers and only two nonlockers we lent the other out that day , sorry.

[campusmang]

oh great, you should have waited! now people think they gotta oppose gates with a locker.

lolz

[locorogue]

yeah, and maybe you could draw a diagram with crayons, wahhhhh.