Heavy bag in a pull up bar

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>>40491790
This is a closer look at the connection, what i want to do with the swivel is to avoid the tiwst on the straps.

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>>40491790
Re uploading the image for better size

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>>40491798

The same for this image

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>>40491790
This is the type of carabiners i want to use

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>>40491790
An this is the swivel that i want between the carabiners

>>40491790

Also take into account the swing is better for a boxing trainning since you work the bag and need to move like a real fight not to stay static.

So the swing its actually a good thing but i dont know the effect that type of links would give to the bag.

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Are you saying you think the carabiner you posted won't take the weight of the bag?

If so, that's called a mailon. it will definitely take the weight. They are used in climbing and are well tested to take the weight of a falling human.

You could have one connected to either side of pic related. That's called a swivel. It will rotate and stop the bag from twisting

>>40494316
>You could have one connected to either side of pic related. That's called a swivel. It will rotate and stop the bag from twisting

Yeah i wanted to know if that is a good option also if the swivel is a viable option because on /diy/ an anon told me that it will not twist because its too short