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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s8BElNmp048
Average? 2300# at failure for a stubby.
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3 comments:
He forgot to fold the handle...
The video made me think of this post from January last year http://coldthistle.blogspot.se/2011/01/be-attentive-when-placing-ice-screws.html
Climb safe!
Please elaborate.
Good "catch" Jorgen!
The video shows using a stubbie in a rebore from a long screw (22cm?).
It is good ice and the stubbie screw failed at around 2300#s in a drop test. 2300# is pretty good. Which is why I use rebores when it is easy to do so.
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