here's a thought:
some people(maybe more than half) in this type of hobby like to do everything by the book, by the science, by the math, and by the chance that
1:100,000,000 chance is too much to risk. >>fair enough I see your point and stance on that if it floats you boat!!
some people (ME) don't mind doing what we know will work, will hold up, will make it, will get by because we know we're not racing big foot, not in rocky mountain climing and most of all>>>>we don't care about the 1:100,000,000 chance that something freakishly accidental would happen.
Lets face it, love and respect to those lost in this sport and others hobbies, but people with properly built rigs and toys and cages have lost their lives for pretty dumb stuff and carelessness and their high dollar rig didn't matter for nothing so just making a point. If I did a MAJOR ROLL and my cage held up but i broke a leg or arm lets say because i rolled some crazy 75ft or more....hey i would be totally happy cause without that cage i would've been dead. enough said.
