General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
John Brailsford passed away.	4-Apr-2022 At 11:31:57 PM	PeterW
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When I started in the early '70s the MOAC (and its half-sized sibling on wire the Baby MOAC) was the greatest thing since sliced bread. I often carried more than one they were so useful. By today's standard the wedge taper was a bit steep, but they were very useful size, and typically felt bombproof. I also owned what was probably a copy of an Acorn. I don't think I ever successfully used it on a climb! (I eventually filed it down into something vaguely stopper-like in the hope I could use for aid, but even that didn't work!)

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