General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
buying nuts when just starting out	23-Aug-2006 At 11:12:08 AM	phil
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I climb with a set of Kong Chocks. Definitely get the whole set in one whack. You'll save a lot and you'll want the whole range. You say that you realise that the sizes will be specific to a certain area. I disagree. In my experience, when it comes to nuts its always worth having the whole range of sizes to choose from. The nice things about the Kong set are: cheap (~$130 for all 13), comes with keynose racking biner, colour coded (once you're familiar can go straight to the one you want). Haven't come across any negatives. They're a great 'first purchase' - for what isn't a whole lot of money, it'll really open up your options when it comes to climbs.

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