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Burnham, we need to hookup some time and climb a few big trees. I can't believe how much SRT and the Uni have changed the way I climb. Less effort and a hole lot more fun. Afterwards we can let the girls talk tree biology while you and I selflessly try to determine who makes the best scotch. Dave

Burnham, this notification is just on the new "improved" Unicender. Morgan's original, like Gerry said, uses regular chainlinks. The only thing that requires frequent inspection is the epoxy, which sometimes cracks due to use. This must be reapplied if it happens. Though certainly if you...

Paul, a 37' fall is huge, I'm glad you are still with us. I have no intention of talking you or anyone else into doing something that would make you feel less secure. But to be truly "safer" you must not only recognise why something failed but also why something doesn't fail. You have never had...

Cory, I have seen many failures of rope and knots yet that does in no way cause me to trust them less. Miss use and poor design will increase the likelihood of failure, be it rope or mechanical. If something is not safe to use without a backup it might be best to not use it at all. I'm talking...

The difference is that it gave Rock Exotica the opportunity to examine the problem and decide on a course of action prior to all the gossip running around. Pretty impressive actually when you think about the speed in which they accomplished this.

This is a phobia I just don't get. Where do you draw the line? Do you clip in with two carabiners because one might fail? It is just not logical. It would be like having a backup knot for your backup knot on cordage. I have two Unis from Rock Exotica. One I have been using for 9 months...