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Topic	Date	User
Jordans Buys onsight Vertical speed E7 6c	7-Jun-2012 At 8:04:02 PM	Olbert
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On 7/06/2012 kieranl wrote: >Normally (wrong word really, nothing normal about it) pitons required on >hard grit routes are pre-placed by hand without hammering prior >to the ascent. Sometimes bungy cord or something resembling a screamer >is attached to the pin to increase the holding power to something approaching >tokenistic (as opposed to imaginary). > If that was the case, wouldn't it negate the onsight?

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