Should the wire on BD offset micro stoppers look like this

Where do you climb, Edy?

FrankPSwrote:

Where do you climb, Edy?

I’d be shocked if this is a bot. Unless they e evolved to post pictures related to their reasonable questions already? Sometimes best not to jump to conclusions. 

Maybe try contacting Black Diamond if you are concerned.  It looks like the manufacturing process drills a hole thru the nut, then secures it with a weld or braze and finaly grinds it flat.

This picture from Outdoor Gear Lab looks similar with some voids.  

Climbing Weaselwrote:

I’d be shocked if this is a bot. Unless they e evolved to post pictures related to their reasonable questions already? Sometimes best not to jump to conclusions. 

I merely asked where she climbs. You jumped to a conclusion that I accused her of being a bot. Funny how you made that assumption.

Edy Owrote:

Yes. 

No

FrankPSwrote:

I merely asked where she climbs. You jumped to a conclusion that I accused her of being a bot. Funny how you made that assumption.

Because your usual question when you suspect a bot is indeed “where do you climb?” It’s not at all funny; in fact it’s entirely logical. 

Jay Goodwinwrote:

No

I agree with Jay. I have multiple sets and all are sans voids. While there is material that is different in color from the wire and metal there are no vids. Voids result in a loss in contact thus less shear strength between the wire and metal.

YGD Edy

FrankPSwrote:

Where do you climb, Edy?

Scandinavia

Marc801 Cwrote:

Because your usual question when you suspect a bot is indeed “where do you climb?” It’s not at all funny; in fact it’s entirely logical. 

I see. Is this similar to you assuming someone is climbing on wet sandstone? 

https://www.mountainproject.com/forum/topic/125777151/to-the-3-guys-at-crustacean-crag-today-38

Entirely logical. Ha ha ha.