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Meanings of biner in anglès

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A closed ring, made of light alloy, equipped with a gate and used to pass climbing ropes.

Usage of biner in anglès
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Each biner has been tweaked to maximize performance for its specific duty.
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2
Or would you rather lose a couple bucks leaving a bail biner?
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3
It wastes a biner, but saves time when the gear is re-racked.
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4
Now attach a locking biner to the auto-lock attachment on your ATC.
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Max was up working the Double Cracks and dropped a nut and biner.
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I'd left a bail biner when the lighting and the crimps overwhelmed me.
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Having a bent-gate biner for the rope will help it catch.
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This open curve minimizes wear on the rope and the biner.
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Use a big, pear-shaped biner so there's room for multiple knots.
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10
Tie a clove hitch on the biner with the rope from your harness.
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11
The auto-block is then rigged off the belay loop with a locking biner.
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12
If it's hanging over an edge, the biner could break in a fall.
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13
Friction around the slots and the biner apply braking force to the rope.
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It should be noted that the taped-open biner is only good for body weight.
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Currently not listed, the innovative biner will be available soon.
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The lower biner must be hanging free from the rock.
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