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Does anyone else bite chunks out of their knuckles |
20-Dec-2013 At 7:40:43 PM |
maxdacat
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On 19/12/2013 leeman wrote:
>I've noticed that I tend to bite my knuckle when I am leading and taking
>and 'need' to take an extra rope in my mouth to clip. Obviously the best
>answer is to climb higher, which I would rather do in any lead situation,
>but sometimes its not always ideal. Has anyone else done this or am I just
>a gumby
pics or it didn't happen. |
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