Designed only for "limestone" type canyons, rumored to be un compatable with sandstone.:nono:
I think at least one of the premier outdoor stores in St. George is selling this lime green 1' tubular.:mrgreen:
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Designed only for "limestone" type canyons, rumored to be un compatable with sandstone.:nono:
I think at least one of the premier outdoor stores in St. George is selling this lime green 1' tubular.:mrgreen:
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This new webbing I believe is made in China and is known to have adverse effects if used with mallion rapides, only the good SWL's 1760 stamped rapides work here.:twisted:
If you believe that than you would be WRONG!Quote:
Originally Posted by oldno7
It's made Ireland.
I'm good with that, but can we still say mallion rapides damage the webbing and only use those stamped swl 1760, purchased from wal-mart or home depot?Quote:
Originally Posted by Iceaxe
Ooooo great cast......:fishing: :haha:
Genius! :lol8:Quote:
Originally Posted by Iceaxe
When one St. George store owner was asked about the new limestone specific webbing, this was his reaction.....
Hey lookit! It's hip to be hep to be cool, but GREEN "is in". Earth friendly I say! BTW...I used that "Mallion" to pound out that hole a bit larger for that thread. It didn't show any signs of stress fractures, so definately a usable piece for you and the others. I came down last and swapped it out for the asian variety and saved it for future rock "prissing" jobs. :lol8:Quote:
Originally Posted by oldno7
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