General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
rope	29-Jan-2008 At 4:06:07 AM	Shez
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Rather than keep a log, I use a "rotation" system: newest ropes are always used for leading. Once they show a bit of wear or have a few falls on them, they are used for top-roping,and finally they become fixed ropes at our local crag(used to access anchors via self-belay devices or ascenders). Or rope rugs.

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