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New rope, how skinny? |
4-Sep-2012 At 12:21:21 AM |
damon
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Looking at retiring my rope after 8 years..
Leading trad in the teens and still enjoy top-roping the tougher stuff.. Not too sure how thin is too thin these days. Would like to get something lightish, 9.8 - 10.2mm.
Anyone picked up a new rope recently they are really happy with?
I was looking at the beal flyer 2 but have read a few negative reviews that their manufacturing methods have gone down hill in the last few years and the ends frey quite easily so that has kind of put me off.. Appreciate any feedback. Cheers. |
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