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Topic	Date	User
Jugging & hauling: dynamic v static rope	6-Feb-2011 At 11:06:22 PM	brendan
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Miguel 75 I would recommend a 10mm static, I had a 9mm static and it wore out really fast. I would also recommend a long static rope, you can use the spare rope as a lower out line when hauling if you end up going down that path. I think that thick ropes in general are good for aiding, gives you that warm feeling inside to hanging on something thicker then a shoelace when your jugging up a rope with a big drop underneath you

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