I suspect that the safety factor in the strength of real Petzl gear over what is really needed for normal use is so great that the fake gear is not really dangerous. For example, does it really matter whether a Croll opens at 900 pounds or 1350 pounds? You should never take a fall on an ascender anyway. Still, of course, if you think you're getting Petzl gear, you should get the real thing. Just don't get paranoid about relying on somebody's Petzl gear because it might be fake. -- Mixon
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