Crag & Route Beta

Topic	Date	User
Shackles and the sheriff of Shipley	22-Apr-2011 At 9:28:52 AM	SteveH
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In some sports crags I have been to OS, to clean a sports route (that is not steep enough to warrant back-cleaning) the standard practice is for the climber to clip in hard, thread the anchor till both ends are on the ground (or at next belay station) and rap down, NOT retie and get lowered by your belayer, thereby reducing even more wear than what is currently standard practice here (threading, retying and getting lowered).

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