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2008 Grant Archive Hyland R. Johns Grant 

Measuring the breaking strength of climbing systems

July 19, 2008February 22, 2018 Barb 1100 Views

2008 | Dennis Ryan, University of Massachusetts
An increasingly popular single rope technique that employs a cammed ascender on a single rope will be tested for its strength when used with climbing lines.

For more information on this project, contact the researcher via TREE Fund at treefund@treefund.org.

 

 

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