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Topic	Date	User
First Rope Advice	6-Jan-2011 At 9:51:54 AM	climbingjac
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Particularly if you are doing trad, do yourself a favour and get a cordolette. Makes the process of setting up an anchor less time consuming. About 10metres worth, tied into a loop with a suitable knot is a good length. Being able to set up anchors in this way will mean you are able to position the central point of the anchor closer to the top of the route and therefore have the rope dragging less over the top edge of the climb.

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