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Topic	Date	User
The	9-Feb-2009 At 2:29:49 PM	TonyB
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I happened to browse a UK forum I was surprised to see the majority seemed to think that when sport climbing, it is up to the climber to make sure the bolts he/she uses are safe. Is there any practical way to do this, other than rapping down every route and checking bolts with a crow bar, or something to simulate the loading from a fall, prior to leading ?

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