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					<description><![CDATA[Interesting article. Prusiks are extremely useful for climbers and abseling. 
However all the pre sewn prusiks listed are not intended to be used in this environment. They are too thick in diameter and would not grip a modern climbing rope. They are sold for use in the rope access and arborist industry that use thicker ropes as weight is not an issue. For use in climbing a VT prusik is what should be used.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Interesting article. Prusiks are extremely useful for climbers and abseling.<br />
However all the pre sewn prusiks listed are not intended to be used in this environment. They are too thick in diameter and would not grip a modern climbing rope. They are sold for use in the rope access and arborist industry that use thicker ropes as weight is not an issue. For use in climbing a VT prusik is what should be used.</p>
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