If I had leg loops sewn onto my sit drag, would I still need a safety harness/rock climbing harness? Or would this be too risky? Thought I saw a post about this either on here or one of the facebook pages.
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Sit drag with leg loops.
- Thread starter Cody Walker
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This was originally a concern of mine. Since modding my sitdrag and adding a load bearing belt, even though I’ve worn my rch, I have not used it. I am also only about 135#. I feel perfectly fine/safe and I’m sketchy with heights.
Whats the upside of doing this?
What are the risks/downsides?
I’m not the smartest feller in the room, but I can’t imagine the answers to the first question being worth the answers to the second question.
No one here is qualified to give you a ‘no you don’t need a climbing rated harness’ answer.
Do yourself a favor- if you’re going to engage in risky behavior, do it fully informed. Don’t try to convince yourself because some random guy on the internet told you something was safe, that it is. There is a ton of information on this site. Read it, think about it, digest it, but don’t take the opinion of one person, or even a group of people, as fact. There are also loads of books and articles on climbing and safety equipment. There is likely a certified climbing instructor in your area. Don’t be lazy with your well being.
What are the risks/downsides?
I’m not the smartest feller in the room, but I can’t imagine the answers to the first question being worth the answers to the second question.
No one here is qualified to give you a ‘no you don’t need a climbing rated harness’ answer.
Do yourself a favor- if you’re going to engage in risky behavior, do it fully informed. Don’t try to convince yourself because some random guy on the internet told you something was safe, that it is. There is a ton of information on this site. Read it, think about it, digest it, but don’t take the opinion of one person, or even a group of people, as fact. There are also loads of books and articles on climbing and safety equipment. There is likely a certified climbing instructor in your area. Don’t be lazy with your well being.