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Chockstone Forum - General Discussion
General Climbing Discussion
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How often do you fall onto your own trad gear? |
17-Jan-2006 At 4:58:48 PM |
adski
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On 17/01/2006 Paradise wrote:
>You hear so many horror stories about gear pulling and often unexpectedly
>(no body tells the billion stories about it holding).
My first lead over grade 15 was a multipitch 18 at Tarana, Fuzzy Navel. I was forced into leading it when my Sensai at the time wigged out after falling onto a TCU with only two cam lobes in. When I got up to it I pulled it out and placed a nice small nut instead. Mmm, Lovely. |
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