In reply to proandras:
Quite honestly, if you fall off from any height onto any static sling, dyneema or not, it's going to hurt. If you want to be halfway sensible about it, use a length of rope with knots tied in either end. At least there's SOME dynamic capability.
And MGT, d_b is right - even if your kid is within the absorber specifications, it's worth taking a length of rope and somethiung to belay with. Stack it in a stuffsack which you carry either on your harness or in the top of your sack so that you can belay her up difficult sections. VF falls are about as nasty as you can get, and the extra security provided by a rope is worthwhile. It means she will be able to concentrate on climbing, not on faffing with her absorber biners.
Post edited at 09:49