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Topic	Date	User
Grounder at SICG	23-Oct-2009 At 7:25:48 PM	trog
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On 23/10/2009 ado_m wrote: >The lonely man belay devices are farking scary even when they do work. > Real leap of faith. > >But then, I wonder how many people have been dropped by the second? Probably >a lot more proportionally. > Every night at SICG there are a hell of a lot more belayed climbers than auto-might-be-belayed, and I haven't heard of too many serious top rope incidents. And the ones I have heard of have been things like clipping into gear loops... just as easy to do on the auto-might-belays. Any gym workers on chocky who can comment on how often top rope climbers get dropped?

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