longlegsrule wrote:It may scrunch my harness down more and make two points of pressure on my locker but nothing gets attached to me without going through my belay loop and my harness....even when I rap my webbing gets put through my harness and not my belay loop....call me paranoid.
Am I the only one that does this stuff?
No, but it is not necessary and actually is not optimal if you believe the engineers at Petzl who put out all of that nice literature most people don't read.
The theory of evolution is just as stupid as the theories of gravity and electromagnetism.
also, if anybody can, please donate some cash to help buy pigsteak a new harness, cause he scares me when he belays my fat ass off of his duct taped belay loop...
Yeah, It scares me too, but then I remember the sage words of Terry. "Don't fall, Don't get pumped, and most importantly stop sucking." Then I don't worry about it, 'cause I know I won't have to test it.
"Dying?" Man, that's the last thing I want to do. - overheard
The only single failure point should be the rope.
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heh, you probably should avoid most of the sport lines in the red then. As, there are many, many of them where there are many "single points of failure" between you and the ground.
