The worst place to have an equipment failure is in the middle of a stressful competition. The best way to prevent an equipment failure is to be prepared with the proper gear and have a backup plan if something goes down. This video talks about what equipment most often fails at competitions and should help you decide where to spend time and money to prevent equipment failures of your own
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