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Topic	Date	User
Clipping in with a daisy chain	8-Sep-2010 At 1:22:51 PM	MonkeyBoy
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On 8/09/2010 davidn wrote: >Basic rule: >Never clip in with anything static if you expect to climb above the anchor. OK so is a staic safety, say a nylon sling girth hitched to a locking biner ok when you top out - Say you top out safefty initally to one ring on a set of doubles while you set up a belay to top belay your second ?

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