Has anyone failed at full suspension hanging?

[John Smith]

Why?

 

[Worndown]

If rope or tie down do not fail and if not found...no.

 

[lemon17]

It is very unlikely to fail full suspension unless rope gets broken

 

[Jiva]

It is the most sure way from all simple methods.

 

[Kikoo Loool]

It is very unlikely to fail full suspension unless rope gets broken

Or someone arrives and "saves" you!

 

[lemon17]

Or someone arrives and "saves" you!

Potentially it may happen. So it's better to find a place to it undisturbed

 

[John Smith]

I wonder if people who fail at partial also fail at full

 

[Kikoo Loool]

I wonder if people who fail at partial also fail at full

Nobody loses every time.

 

[John Smith]

Are you talking about partial, full, or both?

 

[John Smith]

Bump

 

[dyingtodie]

I've really been wondering how many people have failed at partial. I feel like with a good turkey roasting bag over my head, and using a belt that I will tighten to compress my carotids right before I slouch forward to partially hang, that nothing will be able to stop me ('cept for being 'saved', of course.) I just have been having dreadful thoughts of somehow being stuck with a belt around my neck, 'half-dead', without the strength to cut the belt and free myself, or the strength to tighten the belt which is the only thing I think of that can go wrong, is me not thightening the belt enough. But I plan to tighten it til I start to feel the 'dizzy point' and then lean forwards. I feel like the plastic bag tucked under the belt should take care of this...even if the bag horrifically kills me, rather than finding a peaceful death through compression. I've been thinking about this a lot and I think that the method i described will be safer than just a bag+tourniquet, as the tourniquet lever could somehow unwind...but once the belt is tight enough, it won't unwind because of the way it's designed, with two D rings...so it really acts almost like a ratchet strap. Any thoughts, links, resources?

 

[John Smith]

I'm just looking for people who were unable to pass out from full suspension...

 

[Ready2goGermany]

I tried it hanging from a hook with a neck tie a few years ago. Stood on a chair but didn't kick it away but just stepped a bit forward. That probably 'saved' my life because instead of blacking out it just was painful and after a few moments of dangling I somehow made it back on the chair. I haven't tried it again since then but I might soon, this time with a solid rope

 

[Divine Trinity]

Going at it seriously, you can't "fail", but if not done properly it will be slow and painful.

 

[SHThrowAway213]

I failed once at full, but also I was 13 using a skipping rope
Failed many times at partial and going to try full again

 

[John Smith]

I failed once at full, but also I was 13 using a skipping rope
Failed many times at partial and going to try full again

were you fully suspended but just couldn't pass out or what happened?

 

[Ivenocare]

I am failing, can't pass out.

 

[John Smith]

I am failing, can't pass out.

Were you fully suspended with your feet off the ground? What kind of rope did you use?

 

[Ivenocare]

I am very sorry, I read the title wrong, i am doing partial...
I am very sorry, I read the title wrong, i am doing partial...

 

[lemon17]

I prepared 3/4" hemp rope; hope not to fail

 

[Ivenocare]

I prepared 3/4" hemp rope; hope not to fail

Good luck friend

 

[lemon17]

Good luck friend

I hope to ctb tonight

 

[Ivenocare]

I hope you find peace; I failed again nights ago, I also hope to be gone tonight.

 

[SHThrowAway213]

were you fully suspended but just couldn't pass out or what happened?

Couldn't pass our but also the skipping rope I was using was elasticated so I also think it fifnt work because of that

 

[k3v3r]

I did when i was younger, i couldn't make a slipknot, so i woke up to my dog licking my face.

 

[Worndown]

I hope to ctb tonight

I think the bus stopped for lemon on Tuesday.

 

[Ivenocare]

I hope everything wen't well for him, and found peace.

 

[John Smith]

I hope everything wen't well for him, and found peace.

Amen.