Your biggest fallacy is you comment on how it is to move when it is weighted. But that was never the point. It is the ability to move and track as the climber moves. There a probable a lot of falacies in the climbing world. One being in using limiting knots in dyneemia slings. The knot severely decreases the slings strength.
I think their point it that the sliding X sells as 50/50 automatic load distribution while it's not exactly the case. However I'm definitely with you, all that fuss and it's just about body weight statically loaded. Nobody cares honestly, it will hold just fine. I personally prefer a quad simply because of the convenience of not getting pulled over when my partners moves
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What multipoint anchors would y’all recommend in place of the sliding x?
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Your biggest fallacy is you comment on how it is to move when it is weighted. But that was never the point. It is the ability to move and track as the climber moves. There a probable a lot of falacies in the climbing world. One being in using limiting knots in dyneemia slings. The knot severely decreases the slings strength.
I think their point it that the sliding X sells as 50/50 automatic load distribution while it's not exactly the case. However I'm definitely with you, all that fuss and it's just about body weight statically loaded. Nobody cares honestly, it will hold just fine. I personally prefer a quad simply because of the convenience of not getting pulled over when my partners moves