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Topic	Date	User
Is it ever too early	19-Mar-2010 At 9:49:15 AM	rockranga
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When to start taking whippers on a new rope? I've always treated my gear with respect but a friend just bought a new rope and it's only been climbed on for one session (maybe 6 climbs in total, all indoor), is it too early to start taking bigger falls on it or should it be worn in first...ie... do we push ourselves to go for that desperate move or should we rest on the rope to avoid taking a fall? Any thoughts would be appreciated. Cheers

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