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Topic	Date	User
Fall at Cliffhanger climbing gym	28-Mar-2007 At 5:52:04 PM	PensionerPower
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On 28/03/2007 PensionerPower wrote: > If you peel off from the higher position, you have a greater chance >of hitting the deck. Oops. I guess the same amount of rope is out, whichever postion you clip from. > And you can't assume that the higher postion is necessarily > easier to hang from, than the lower one. Perhaps the low position is juggy >& the higher one is the crux! But I do stand by that. So IMHO you can't neccessarily say that it is always safer to climb higher & clip at waist level, rather than stopping lower & pulling out rop to clip up. Yes? No? PP

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