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Topic	Date	User
Crack climbing gloves - the ethics	20-Jun-2003 At 12:49:32 PM	Donut King
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Dalai I'm not sure you can buy Dermadond locally, as far as i know it has to be applied by a doc, somthing about people sticking their eyelids shut or something equily stupid. As i said, its main advantage is its that its sterile, the chemical makeup is the same. i dont thinks its as durable as superglue either. Dermabong gives a realtively flexible covering, superglue goes rock hard. Crazy-glue non-toxic......i agree it was pobably a furph. re the knee pads, there is an article in climbing that gives details on how to build one out of a knee support at climbing rubber if anyones keen. peace ya'all

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