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No. I almost always leave my HH or HH2 on the rope, tuned how I like it. A slide down the length of rope gives a good opportunity for rope inspection. I was flying my HH on HTP, and got the HH2, which hung out for a long time, unused, until I needed another system for Rec climbing with...

Yes, M-A, agreed. I've got a HH as my daily flyer, and a HH2, which is getting more use, along with the Akimbo. The first two are bomber, the latter is very compact, and easier to protect from side- loading. Rope Wrenches are pretty safe against side- loading, which i also fly occasionally.

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I said the Zigzag would crack. Guess what happened... They had to redesign it because it cracked. Are they on 3.0? Every challenging fork I hop through with my HitchHiker, I think, would I like to risk side-loading roller chain links if I slip. Not really. If only, around 10 years ago or...

Spin L1D looks interesting. The video is on that linked page. One way pulley with friction facets for lowering-assist. Looks like an Omni-Block. I've kinda forgotten about friction savers.