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Topic	Date	User
Stressing a rope	22-Jul-2009 At 10:40:53 PM	muki
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On 22/07/2009 ajfclark wrote: >I'd just tie a bight of rope into a figure 8 or alpine butterfly and then >use a screwgate or two to clip it to my harness. If I was right in the >middle of the rope I might make the belayer use both strands, but I'd likely >just tie another figure 8 a couple of feet down the loose strand and clip >it to the back of my harness to keep it out of the way. No way would that be allowed in the gym, direct tie in only ! no crabs when leading.

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