General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Climbing protection for canyoning.	29-Oct-2014 At 11:06:52 PM	DMWdesign
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In January I will be doing a couple of canyons in the Blue Mts. Both involve a short section of rock climbing to exit. The Guide Book says grade 10/11 and there is protection on the route. We will be using our static ropes. Would it be OK to use quickdraws with say 600mm long nylon slings. I know we should be using dynamic rope, but extra weight etc etc

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