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Retrieved pro from Dog Rock - LittleHammer début.	18-Sep-2015 At 9:02:56 PM	harold
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Oh, back on page 1 he says its 130g. I do have a very light $5 hammer I have used for seconding aid climbs etc. It does the job very well but you do need two hands. If this thing lets you climb clean on second and not get so pumped trying to extract gear that could be a big plus. There are a few flake cracks that really clamp down on your gear as the sun heats up the rock and need a solid tap to unseat. Stabbing and yanking a wire up and down can really damage the wire at the join too, as opposed to an accurate tap in just the right spot.

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