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Topic	Date	User
DMM Torque Nuts	19-Oct-2010 At 8:27:01 AM	Estey
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I haven't used torque nuts. I'm a fan of slung rockcentrics ( and hexes in general). The come into there own on long easy cracks, especially on soft rock. Rack them two to a crab. Place them at eye height. With an extra crab a slung hex is easily turned into a long draw which can be handy on a long pitch with bad rope drag. I don't take them on face routes. I never use the tiny one. I'd only take the big two if I knew I was going to need them. That leaves 4 relatively light units and a whole lot more options.

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