General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Would you climb above this?	7-Jun-2012 At 2:30:21 PM	ARidgley
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Awesome. Yes I would, based purely on the rule that anything is better than nothing. At least it will dissipate some energy. I guess you didn't clip the hex, or clipped it with a longer runner. Pulling on it first would be somewhat counterproductive. More impressive is the composure shown in taking the photo. This isn't part of your home mantlepiece is it?

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