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Topic	Date	User
Top rope gear...	29-Sep-2007 At 5:02:19 PM	Tris
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Top roping on static is fine (provided you are using a nylon static rope). You would be surprised how much a static rope stretch. If you have heaps of slack in the system then it could start to get hairy, but if thats the case you need to look at the skill of your belayer. All that aside, with the length that Dan is advertising I imagine that it's just an anchor rope, not a top rope. Tris

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