I'm thinking of trying to hang myself in a stairway or a tree full suspension style. I have to buy the rope by the metre. Would 5 metres be enough or would that be too short.
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- Apr 15, 2022
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Entirely depends on how high up the anchor point is. In the case of a tree branch, the diameter of the branch would influence the length of rope needed, also. I'm not sure how you're planning on doing it on a stairway.
SecretDissociation
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- Sep 11, 2022
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Whatever is enough to hold you. If the rope is too long then you'll just end up jumping and landing on your feet. Measure where you plan on ctb-ing first?
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