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Topic	Date	User
cams or hexs	28-Apr-2009 At 11:01:16 PM	belayslave
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I've not used a Tibloc personally, however a friend used one on a relatively new rope and absolutely shreaded it. what his ascending technique was like - i'm not sure?! however if using a tibloc i'd be very careful and make sure you weight it slowly ensuring it bites fully and doesn't drag down the sheath. My preference would be for a good couple of prusiks, a couple of karabiners, and a good working knowledge of how to use it all! If wanting to splash out, maybe a Petzl Microcender or Mini-Traxion as a rope grab, and a petzl osciallante or Ultralegere as a pulley.

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