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Carabiner to Carbiner Connection?	21-Sep-2006 At 3:16:04 PM	JamesMc
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Not considered to be good practice these days, though it was common years ago when climbers were less affluent. A friend of mine actually hurt himself at Freuhauf years ago as a result of connecting crab to crab. What happend was this: He clipped a bolt with two crabs, and climbed past, He fell off passing to one side of the bolt. He rested, then had another go, passing the other side of the bolt This caused the crabs to twist around each other, He fell again, and the crabs unclipped from each other. He decked as a result. The metal to metal thing in itself is not an issue; that's how crabs are normally tested. JamesMc

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