General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Should GriGris be alllowed in climbing gyms	10-Feb-2011 At 3:10:24 PM	garbie
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On 10/02/2011 maxdacat wrote: >On 9/02/2011 garbie wrote: >>> >>Mike/SICG > >Hi Mike....I think it should be up to the climbers personal preference >as long as they know how to use their device. > >Just worth noting that SICG has a rule stating "no gri-gri's and ropes >under 10mm". I took this to mean gri-gris are fine on ropes over 10mm >and proceeded to use mine. No one pulled me up on this but i gather they >are not allowed at all. No they are currently not allowed at StPeters at all. You must have slipped under the radar, just proves I guess that its impossible to watch everybody all the time, but this should have been picked up!

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