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Belay Devices |
3-Oct-2007 At 2:14:37 PM |
sydneymatt
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Bought a sum as you can belay skinny ropes safely, and it would be very hard to thread the wrong way (major problems with gri gri). It is very easy to pay out rope safely as well. But have stop using it as it as it just shreds ropes and leaves bits chewed off all over the place when lowering. Bought when first released, maybe fixed/modified???? Met some dudes in Spain recently who reckoned some shops in Europe where refunding due to this. Have since gone back to gri gri and just treat it as a non-auto locking device. ie hand always on rope braking. |
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