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Topic	Date	User
double ropes	30-Aug-2006 At 2:20:06 PM	PreferKnitting
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tmarsh wrote: twin: often skinnier than half ropes, must be clipped together, into each piece of pro, almost exclusingly used for alpine/ice climbing half: a little beefier than twins, designed to be clipped into alternative pieces of gear. good memory game to help remember the different use is... with twin ropes think of siemese twins. Ropes must be kept together.

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