Rave About Your Rack Please do not post retail SPAM.

Topic	Date	User
Looking after your gear	21-May-2009 At 12:18:29 PM	surfinclimb
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On 21/05/2009 climberman wrote: >Items should only be borrowed on a FFF (Fk it and Fix it Fee) basis - which >both parties should understand. If you can't afford to replace it, don't >borrow it. You should be flakng your rope and checking it each time you start a new climb. Thats an absolute beginners skill. I never ever ever lend out my lead ropes or personal climbing harness. You just never know how others are going to treat it and it's not much fun having to hit your mates up for a new rope. I guess the other question is what sort of mates do you have if they borrow your gear and wont tell you if they've taken a whipper on it or anything else slighty damaging, especially if you ask them?

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