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Topic	Date	User
Gear for a first crack at Aid Climbing	13-Oct-2009 At 8:15:31 AM	brendan
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>A fifi hook isn't expensive and well recommended. They have them at Cliffhanger. > Otherwise- just clip in with a biner (not as convenient but the same effect, >and you'll feel a little more secure). >I don't use daisies when aiding. I'm a little odd like that. It's two >extra pieces of gear to get tangled up. > i would highly recommend daisy chains, they keep you connected to the peice of gear you testing so you dont lose it and your etriers if the gear blows out, You also need them for jumaring, and clipping in safe at your anchor, i dont see how you could get away with out them actually.

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