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Topic	Date	User
cows tail	2-Nov-2007 At 6:03:36 PM	meinmuk
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I think the reference to "cow's tail" has gotten the troops excited. In my experience most people use a sling at the top of a sport route while threading the anchors and either a sling or the climbing rope clove hitched to the anchor (or powerpoint) on multipitch climbs. Cow's tails are generally used for industrial situations. While using a cow's tail for climbing would, in my opinion, be completely fine, it is a little more bulky than a sling for no real benefit, but no real loss other than the bulk. Having bought your sling, I say you're good to go. andy

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