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SMC Rigging/Descending Ring

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    SMC Rigging/Descending Ring

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    The SMC Rigging/Descending ring is the strongest aluminum ring of its size and can be used in a number of ways while climbing.

    • Rigging/Descending ring can be used as part of your anchor system or haul system, or as a connection point between 'biners
    • Inside diameter will accommodate 3 standard-size carabiners
    • SMC Rigging/Descending ring weighs only 26g and is rated at 32kN

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    SMC Rigging/Descending Ring Specs
    Specification
    Description
    Best use
    Climbing
    26 grams
    32 kilonewtons
    12.7 millimeters
    (Outside diameter) 43.2 / (inside diameter) 27.9 millimeters
    Weight
    Strength
    Thickness
    Length

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    SMC Rigging/Descending Ring
     
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    4.0

    Good for slacklining, watch for nicks

    By Capt Eric

    from Michigan/Florida

    About Me Casual/ Recreational

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    Pros

    • Cheap
    • Lightweight

    Cons

    • Dents Easily
    • Scuffs Easily

    Best Uses

    • Slacklining

    Comments about SMC Rigging/Descending Ring:

    I bought these rings to set up anchors and primitive friction locks for my slackline setup. They work perfectly until they start to get dents in them from putting tension on the line while they're in contact with the carabiners. An easy way to alleviate this problem a little is to take a spare inch-and-a-half of webbing and thread the carabiner through it and make sure it is always between the ring and biner. This wont' prevent dents, but it should prevent nicks. Then just make sure the dents are always lined up or at least not underneath the webbing where it could potentially fray and come apart under the tension caused by a slackline.

    I have set lines up to 45' with this setup.

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    5.0

    Light, Simple, Bomber.

    By tehDude

    from Outside in Bellingham, WA

    About Me Avid Climber

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    Pros

    • Highly Adjustable
    • Lightweight
    • Rugged

    Cons

      Best Uses

      • Decending
      • Long Climbs
      • Ski touring

      Comments about SMC Rigging/Descending Ring:

      Simple versatile piece of gear. Everyone that has a rope with them should cary this rigging ring. Its like duct tape for climbers. Combine with webbing or other gear to make whatever you need in a sticky situation.

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