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It is an older Summit viper that I have always loved. The little covers that swing around over the cables have gotten loose and one of them moved around as I was climbing down allowing the cable to slip out. It was my fault. I climb so much I dont give it the thought that it deserves. I have already tightened the clips up and called HSS to thank them for the harness. I had the same thing happen but both sides came loose and the cable hit the ground. My harness caught me at about a 45 degree angle going over backwards. I had to hug the tree all the way down. I had only been wearing the harness all the way up and down for a year or two, I used to just strap in after I was up. I tightened the latches and keep a very close eye on them now. I'm still using that stand.
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