General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Hiring climbing gear	23-Feb-2007 At 10:27:16 PM	BigMike
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On 23/02/2007 Garrath wrote: > >Personally I find hiring a rope just a little scary, but a rack wether >it be sport or trad, I would be willing to take the risk. I hired a rope a few times in Thailand. Ideal for Ao Nang Tower. On the last rappel it's impossible to keep your rope out of the water when you pull it. So a plan would be to rap down on yours and rental rope, pull your rope, rental end falls in water. Dry in sun on boat trip back, hand in and collect deposit. :-)

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