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cjuk

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Is there a chance that full suspension hanging fails even if all is done correctly (stable anchor point, strong rope and no chance for someone to find you in time)?
 
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dolemitedrums

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Not sure how it could fail there unless you decided to put your feet back on the chair and remove the noose.
 
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No. You would really need to mess it up to survive.
You need:

At least 30 minutes alone to not get saved

A solid anchor to hold your weight

A good rope that will tie easily and is strong

A good slip knot that tightens easily

Feet cannot touch the ground or floor

Gravity does the rest. Ask if you have questions.
 
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cjuk

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Aug 11, 2024
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No. You would really need to mess it up to survive.
You need:

At least 30 minutes alone to not get saved

A solid anchor to hold your weight

A good rope that will tie easily and is strong

A good slip knot that tightens easily

Feet cannot touch the ground or floor

Gravity does the rest. Ask if you have questions.
What exactly do you mean by a good slip knot? Is a regular slip knot good enough? Or there is another kind of slip knot that is better?
 
Worndown

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As long as it slides easily. That can take a little practice to get right. Not everyone was a boy scout!
 
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waiting93

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May 25, 2023
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Is there a chance that full suspension hanging fails even if all is done correctly (stable anchor point, strong rope and no chance for someone to find you in time)?
It is pretty damn foolproof if all those requirements are met. Gonna be the way I go once I finally get the courage. Try not to be impulsive about it, I was before and used a cheap rope that broke on me.
 
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Bapremp

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Aug 21, 2024
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Zero chance of survival if no one finds you or something breaks.
 
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Steff1337

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Jun 21, 2024
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Absolutely reliable and effective if done properly with the help of instructions which can be found on this forum.
 
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Unknown21

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7/10 ( 70%) reliability.
 
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pharmameddamaged

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Aug 30, 2024
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No. You would really need to mess it up to survive.
You need:

At least 30 minutes alone to not get saved

A solid anchor to hold your weight

A good rope that will tie easily and is strong

A good slip knot that tightens easily

Feet cannot touch the ground or floor

Gravity does the rest. Ask if you have questions.
Can you message me and walk me through this? I've read all the resources and I'm still confused
7/10 ( 70%) reliability.
Why 70 percent? Why 30 percent no?
 
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pharmameddamaged

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Post more to open chat.
How?
No. You would really need to mess it up to survive.
You need:

At least 30 minutes alone to not get saved

A solid anchor to hold your weight

A good rope that will tie easily and is strong

A good slip knot that tightens easily

Feet cannot touch the ground or floor

Gravity does the rest. Ask if you have questions.
How far do you have to drop from chair? How do you know if it's working? How quickly should you lose consciousness?
 
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