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Topic	Date	User
climbing on a single half rope?	29-Apr-2011 At 11:18:37 AM	pezz
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i went climbing with a mate the other day(sport and top rope), the day ran fine. we started off using my single rope, but when he pulled his rope out i looked at the end and it was a half rope... we talked a bit about it and came to the conclusion that it would normally take the fall wieght when used as per designed with another matching half rope, still unsure about this, i thought i would throw it up here and see what comes of it... personally i would much rather be tied into my single. what do you all think, would you climb on a single half rope?

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