General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Visiting from the UK. Need advice.	21-Sep-2011 At 5:27:03 PM	pharmamatt
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a std araps rack would look like a set a rp's, 2 sets of nuts +/- hexes and a set of cams plus about 12-15 draws. that will get you up pretty most multi-pitches. you could probably cut that back to 10-12 draws 1 1/2 sets of nuts and a set of cams to BD camalot #3 and still climb alot. there are not many pitches over 50m at the mount but there are a few 25m plus raps, that said there is generally a walk off option for the longer raps. so you can get away with a 50m rope. there's a notice board at the toilet block at araps and it is generally pretty easy to hook up with other climbers, though this is not the case at the gramps. hope this helps

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