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Topic	Date	User
Belay Biner?	23-Jan-2005 At 6:01:26 AM	kobaz
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I've seen that biner used at a gym I used to go to. They had attached them to gri-gri's that were attached to the rope to prevent people stealing the gri-gris. They tied (and melted) a very beefy knot at the end of the rope so you couldn't just slide the rope out of the gri-gri. Basicly the gri-gri and biner were "perminantly" attached to the rope. Who knows how long those ropes have been up there since it would be quite the pain to undo everything. Needless to say I don't climb there anymore. Maybe my mind is playing tricks on me that I remember seeing a biner like that with a wiregate instead of a bar. Hehe.

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