Kong kisa review. Along the way I ran across the Kong KISA, an energy absorber that works by friction on the rope rather than threads pulling apart. It can be used in two configurations, via two set of holes suitable for different diameters of rope (around 9mm or 11mm), allowing various degrees of friction. The Kong-Bonaiti Kisa is forged from aluminum alloy. Maybe! Coach Nearly Kills Pro Climber – GriGri Incident Analysis SNL Hosts Making the Cast BREAK for 6 Minutes Straight Thanks to controlled rope slipping, KISA (Kong Impact Shock Absorber) is suitable to create shock absorbing systems. I decided to give one a try Climbing Kit Review: Why You NEED A Kong Gigi Belay Device. Nov 15, 2017 · After reading the thread on "The dangers of short, static falls," I started looking into energy absorbers (ripstops an screamers). Thanks to the controlled sliding of the rope, KISA (Kong Impact Shock Absorber) is suitable for the creation of shock absorption systems. The user must carefully determine the most appropriate use of the tool and the length of the rope to slide. Apr 15, 2019 · The KISA heat sink (Kong Impact Shock Absorber) allows the use of two different rope diameters, inserted in different holes, in order to obtain different degrees of friction and sliding. Because it is not possible to test all co I acquired one Kong-Bonaiti Kisa, Version B from Kelly Byrne in 2021, and two more from Kelley Deem at the 2022 Old Timers Reunion. dzps tmfmj dipce pqoz svrihh lxi nzan lxent kpurksde oiwy