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The CRUX 2 3R’s packing tray opens into a fully-flat configuration.
The CRUX 2 3R’s diamond-shaped bottom corners should be
folded inside the container when closed. They can be folded up
against the sidewall, or down against the bottom flap. To avoid
wrinkles or an uneven surface, gently compress the packed rig
to smooth out the container.
CONTAINER SHAPE
Rappel Anchor Loops are now a standard feature on our harnesses. If you choose to use the SQRL
Rappel Slings, attach the sling to the anchor loop as in the photo below (pass the sling through the
anchor loop, then the sling through its own loop, to form a lark’s foot knot on the anchor).
The two slings should be attached with a locking carabiner. You can then use a rappel / belay
device or a Munter Hitch to rappel.
Note that it is recommended to backup all load bearing systems such as with a sling connecting
your chest strap and the locking biner. Never attempt to rappel without proper knowledge,
instruction, or guiding. The anchor loops and rappel slings are for static weight only, do not use
them as climbing harness anchors and never dynamic load these points.
RAPPEL ANCHOR LOOPS, AND RAPPEL SLINGS
The front riser loop has a type 3 webbing anchor inside which can be used with the retention lines
included with your CRUX 2 3R to secure the slider as shown:
1. Insert the retention line into the top hole of webbing anchor with the blue line.
2. Pass the line back through the bottom hole of the webbing anchor.
3. Pull the slider down and pass the stopper knot end of the retention line through the slider grommet.
4. Make a larks head knot on the loop end of the retention line and pass the knot end through the loop.
5. Tighten the larks head and check that the stopper knot is secure.
Please watch this video: https://vimeo.com/flysquirrel/sliderretention
SLIDER RETENTION
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