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Topic	Date	User
The helmet question	23-Nov-2010 At 10:51:42 PM	DavidC
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I think what Wendy said is true. It is what people are used to. I wear a helmet most times I climb. Most likely as early on I mostly was mountaineering so it felt normal, so when I started rock climbing I just continued. I assume people don’t wear them because they are uncomfortable, heavy etc … I agreed that danger can be low hence you don’t wear it, but there I think people are weighing up comfort/weight versus risk. Like all of climbing as long as you are clear why you are doing something and are aware of the risk, whatever you do is fine.

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