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Anchor point weight

IMAFRAIDDAVE

IMAFRAIDDAVE

meant to be a robot
Jun 16, 2024
64
Simple question:
How much of your body weight does an anchor point for partial hanging have to support? I have not seen much about it, just people saying what not to do.
 
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