General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Climbing rack in Carry on Luggage	23-Feb-2007 At 7:56:50 AM	trappers
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I've been told to check in everything in the way of climbing gear that I had in my carryon luggage. They said the rope could be used to tie people up and the rest of the cams and biners could be used as a possible weapon. This was just a domestic flight to tassie in Nov last year so whether they've become tighter or it was the airline who knows. As far as boulder mats go I've flown to NZ a few times with one and never had a problem just checked it in as sporting equipment.

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