General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Gris Gris banned at Sydney Indoor	28-Jun-2006 At 3:04:26 PM	kip
Message
I'm pretty sure I use a Gri Gri the right way, In fact I was complemented by the gym staff, " Finally some one who has read the instructions", but I know I have caught myself threading one the wrong way. Fortunatly I noticed, before the climber fell. That was out doors with out all of the distractions one gets in the gym. I would prefer someone I had not observed belaying with a GriGri to belay on a normal belay device, there is a lot less room for error.

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