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Topic	Date	User
Should a dropped ATC be retired?	5-Jan-2015 At 12:35:37 PM	ldshield
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On the weekend I dropped my ATC about a metre onto concrete, leaving a small mark on the side. Some of the people I climb with are a bit paranoid about this sort of thing, and immediately dispose of any gear that's been dropped. Other people I know are more forgiving, so I was wondering if the forum had a view on whether gear that's been dropped, even a short distance, should be retired?

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