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Topic	Date	User
Uncoiling a rope (badly)	21-Dec-2010 At 10:10:16 AM	davepalethorpe
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On 21/12/2010 nmonteith wrote: >Ropes are designed to withstand large falls and sharp edges. Standing >on them is fine (unless you are wearing crampons). Standing on ropes is generally not recommended, as it can force grit/dirt through the sheath of the rope, which can then abrade the core over time, reducing the life expectancy of the rope.

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