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		By: Steven		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Truly some of the worst ideas ever. Can&#039;t call this advice or knowledge at all. I climb trees. You do not. Have.a.clue! I doubt you will allow this comment to post so I&#039;m not going to waste much more time except to give an example of what I mean. You talk about Sun climbers liking a static line when they climb but you have to be very careful not to fall on it because it&#039;ll snap. Do you have any idea wait that&#039;s wrong let me try that again. You clearly do not understand ropes that we use the climb trees with. They are made to take the weight of a climber in free fall and stop you and allow you to regroup and get back to climbing. my climbing lines are a minimum of 23 kn minimum breaking strength on average. And the reason that a person might not want to use a static line as a life safety line is because it hurts when it catches you because it does not stretch it does not snap what is the point of having a rope that would snap when you fell that was supposed to save your life nonsense you need to not post stuff like this it&#039;s irresponsible greedy and foolish.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Truly some of the worst ideas ever. Can&#8217;t call this advice or knowledge at all. I climb trees. You do not. Have.a.clue! I doubt you will allow this comment to post so I&#8217;m not going to waste much more time except to give an example of what I mean. You talk about Sun climbers liking a static line when they climb but you have to be very careful not to fall on it because it&#8217;ll snap. Do you have any idea wait that&#8217;s wrong let me try that again. You clearly do not understand ropes that we use the climb trees with. They are made to take the weight of a climber in free fall and stop you and allow you to regroup and get back to climbing. my climbing lines are a minimum of 23 kn minimum breaking strength on average. And the reason that a person might not want to use a static line as a life safety line is because it hurts when it catches you because it does not stretch it does not snap what is the point of having a rope that would snap when you fell that was supposed to save your life nonsense you need to not post stuff like this it&#8217;s irresponsible greedy and foolish.</p>
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