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Gear slings, or rack up on harness? |
14-Nov-2009 At 12:56:13 PM |
bakerf
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I think gear slings are nuisance, you go for a move and it swings around in an annoying position. Plus on
overhanging climbs it swings "out of reach". You also seem to be always repositioning your gear sling.
I find that your trad rack systematically positioned on your harness is the best way. You are free to move
you don't have weight hanging off your shoulders making you off balance.
Also i think that when you have more space to hang gear. You are more likely to take more gear. Which
is often not necessary. I place lots of gear and find a never run out. |
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