General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
ADVISE ON LOWERING FROM A BOLT.	10-Sep-2007 At 9:11:42 AM	dr_fil_good
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in this situation you'd get some old school trad head saying that one piece of gear is never safe, a sport climber saying 'hero loop the bolt', and mountaineers just saying solo to the top in the dark. I'd say you are best off doing what you feel comfortable with. No point in scaring the heebies out of yourself by stepping outside your comfort zone 'cause some guy on a forum said something or other. Two binas and a plate - $25 or less ... who cares if it's overkill. It's cheaper than getting pissed at the National in Nati.

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