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Topic	Date	User
B or T rated ice tools	5-Jul-2006 At 2:59:58 PM	psd
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On 5/07/2006 nmonteith wrote: >I have no idea what the difference between B or T rated is?? The difference is the strength of the shaft as above. >Light wieght 'walking axes' >are just useless for anything >remotely techincal. Agreed - I don't see any point in going for a walking axe either. You want something with a good solid pick, long enough to make plunging the shaft comfortable for you, but not so long that you can't swing it over your head for steep-ish ice.

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