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Topic	Date	User
Buying a Trad Rack	3-Feb-2014 At 12:12:14 PM	nmonteith
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On 3/02/2014 Wendy wrote: >What a sad day ... I actually agree with Damo again. That's no fun. Ditto Check out Ebay or Gumtree for people selling whole racks. A lot of (rich) people seem to buy mega racks, get scared, then quit. As Damo said - make sure the brands are mainstream and the gear is near new if buying second hand. Don't buy 80s hexes or fixed stem cams or anything from the East (Europe or Asia!). Oh, and I reckon for Bluies and Point Perp a #4 Camalot is actually quite useful. Lots of wider cracks and large pockets in our local rock, especially on the easier trad lines.

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