Carabiner strength?

[GadgetUK437]

I think this thread had derailed enough.
If you wish to discuss knots and line strength, consider starting a dedicated thread.
Or, preferably, adding your views to an old thread with that subject.

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Gadget

[Five Tango]

I guess it's true what they say about Americans and the British sense of humour.

Never heard it said.So what exactly do they say? BTW,I have used Camp Nano 22's with great success for 2 or 3 years now.I like the convenience they give over other bling because I use them as a dual purpose item;like to attach things to the pack and then for the suspension once camp is made.

[GadgetUK437]

Never heard it said.So what exactly do they say?

It's like The Red Arrows


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Gadget

[Rain Man]

Recently bought ANOTHER knot-tying guide. Found this summation interesting and gave me a sense of "stress" "release" (too obscure for knot humor?!):

"There are several types of knots including bends, hitches, loop knots, lashings, binding knots, stopper knots, and splices. The language of knots is complicated since, for example, a fisherman's bend is actually a hitch and a fisherman's knot is a bend."

Now, back to your regularly-scheduled carabiner discussion.