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General Climbing Discussion
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Half ropes at gyms |
20-Jun-2022 At 6:42:38 PM |
southcol
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as already mentioned, twin ropes are generally designed for clipping both into a single biner/gear. Half ropes are designed for clipping alternate pieces of gear. in a gym clipping both half ropes to one biner is probably OK, but its a poor habit to get into for trad and the spacing of bolts on sport routes is not conducive to alternate clipping.
The reason for alternate clipping half ropes is impact force...look that up. |
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