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Topic	Date	User
the necessity of hexes these days	19-Apr-2005 At 3:06:21 PM	earwig
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I've always preferred stuff with no moving parts if given the option - whether it's climbing pro or a can opener - cause there's less to stuff up. Climbing somethin at araps - can't remember the name but a thing above the campground with some lovely bridging - my seconder whipped a cam I'd used out in no time, but struggled and jiggled and swore extracting a hex I'd placed. I always liked hexes after that. You put em in and they stay there. Agemenon(?) I thinks it was. I remember the second pitch being run out above a 10 or 11 hex.

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