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I do it often for small loads too :/: my point was about heavier rigging.

If it wasn't, why wouldn't we just use a thimble to rig off of? Or a carbiner?

The problem that I have with them (rigging rings in general) is the fact that it's marketed as a rope friendly improvement over a block. They have videos dropping 3000 pound chunks on them, and say this is good for the rope. First off, if it adds enough friction to actually hold a majority of...

It still doesn't change the bend radius. Think of it like a rope going over a box, the middle dimension means nothing if the sides are sharp enough. Obviously they don't have a corner on them, but the bending radius will always be the same, because the outer two surfaces are changing the...

Stacking rings does not change the bend radius.