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When is a rope to old???	5-Nov-2009 At 3:24:16 PM	racingtadpole
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I follow two edicts when it comes to service life of climbing equipment. 1. When in doubt chuck it out. The moment you question the integrity of your gear is the moment you should dispose of it. 2. A maximum working life of 10 years. Industrial rope access gear is very similar to climbing gear, so I apply the same lifespan to everything (unless manufacturer suggests otherwise). End of the day there are a thousand schools of thought on this and it ultimately comes down to what you are comfortable with

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