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General Climbing Discussion
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Double, twin or single rope ...? |
18-May-2004 At 2:29:51 PM |
Bernardo
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im not sure whether this has been discussed before so im just gona ask.
i have been climbign and leading for quite a few years now adn have always used a single 10.5 or 11 mm rope.
lately i have become rather interested in the twin and double rope techniques, partly due to the fact that i can get them very cheaply when im in europe visiting family.
so i was wondering what you guys thought of the different techniques, which one is more apropriate for what style of climbing adn also where i may be able to find some more information on the actual use of double adn twin ropes. i havent had any luck in finding any realy inforamtive source..
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