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Topic	Date	User
Interesting Top Rope Setup	29-Mar-2015 At 3:50:37 PM	Wendy
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These guys need some slings, locking biners and a good lesson in basic anchor setup. And maybe to use their noggins a little. Why have a pulley to reduce friction when you have your anchor back from the edge???? Extending the anchor would be way more helpful. They should chuck the pulley out. They are basically unnecessary in normal climbing set ups and it looks like their keenness to use it has overwhelmed basic common sense. Long slings equalised as best as possible, 2 screw gates. Decent redundant system, friction problem dealt with by anchor over the edge, their crappy wide angle load replace by a nice narrow one, and no weird biner arrangements not to mention relying on a single snap gate.

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