Xinda "anti-fall rope gripper" device
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCxo785FnYc
Would you trust a non-UIAA-certified "rope gripper" like this mean dude? I mean he did survive(although he almost stabbed himself in the leg)... |
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Of all the Chinese climbing merc on sites like aliexpress, Xinda is probably best. That doesn't necessarily mean you should trust it, but some of their stuff is UIAA certified. |
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Always a fantastic idea to randomly hack at your primary rope in an effort to show the back up works. Then not really show the backup other than a rope going up to space. looks like a knockoff off of a Tractel product. Edit vid shows device I was a little preoccupied watch the stabby fest |
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Yer gunna die. |
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Friends, friends.. Let me make this clear, even though I don't mind being on the sharp end and I might have done some crazy things in my life..but trusting my life to these devices; not gonna happen. |
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I think the en537 in the device name refers to standard for rope access fall standard. |
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Have you spent any time on East Asian construction sites ?? UIAA pleasantries are the least of those dude’s worries.... |
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Mark Pilate wrote: Have you spent any time on East Asian construction sites ?? UIAA pleasantries are the least of those dude’s worries.... "East Asia"? Japan has some of the tidiest construction sites around. ;) |