They showed at least one photo of a Kroll (?) that was opened
up--whether that was from human weight or a testing machine wasn't
obvious.
--Ediger

On Fri, Feb 11, 2011 at 7:00 PM, Mixon Bill <[email protected]> wrote:
> 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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