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Topic	Date	User
Crack climbing gloves - the ethics	10-Jun-2003 At 6:07:18 PM	mrsnuffy
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This question is prompted by a comment in Mike's most recent trip report: > With the gloves on, it was so comparatively easy it felt like cheating, but dam it was fun! I'm not sure if everyone knows what these things look like - but if you can picture a cut-down fingerless glove with 5.10 rubber on the outside of each palm then you'd be coming pretty close. What do people think??? Are they OK to use, or not? I seem to remember a comment on this forum that when chalk first started to get used in climbing, it was frowned upon in some quarters as a form of aid. Presumably that attitude has largely been lost today. So my question really is in relation to new technology where do we draw the line???

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