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Topic	Date	User
Gear slings, or rack up on harness?	15-Nov-2009 At 8:11:29 PM	Cranky
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I have always used a gear sling, or bandolier. I have only one eye, so I find I have to move gear into my field of vision. Maybe I find that the bandolier works better because I have always used one. I use gear loops on my harness for qd's, divided evenly on both sides, and prussics/nut key on left rear, and screw gates /belay device on right rear.

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