How is air choke possible on full suspension hanging?

[SweetSpot086]

I know people have difficulty closing the carotids with partial...I do too, sometimes...but, what scares me is that some people say that even with full it is possible that carotids wont close and you die of choking...

How is that possible? I mean, it takes way more pressure to compress the trachea than the carotids...if your trachea gets closed, your carotids will most definitely close too..

 

[BeansOfRequirement]

If the noose doesn't close fully then it may end up acting as a fixed loop. This could mean an air choke, but I'm not really sure about any of this. The carotids are more to the side, so if pressure is only applied to the front they might not get closed I'm guessing.

 

[SweetSpot086]

If the noose doesn't close fully then it may end up acting as a fixed loop. This could mean an air choke, but I'm not really sure about any of this. The carotids are more to the side, so if pressure is only applied to the front they might not get closed I'm guessing.

By air choke, do ppl mean a compressed trachea?

 

[Worndown]

Please check threads on full hanging. Properly done it will knock you out in seconds and the rest no longer matters.