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Topic	Date	User
Hex's Vs Cams Vs Stoppers	4-Nov-2011 At 12:56:56 PM	Sabu
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Its probably best to start with a set of nuts. What brand is really down to personal preference, I like Wild Country Rocks. You'll eventually want a full set plus doubles of at least the key sizes. People often recommend hexes first as a beginner because they are cheaper (you could buy close to a set of hexes for the same price as a single cam). They are also cheaper to leave behind if you get them stuck or have to bail. With cams, again brand is personal preference, and its better to start with the smaller sizes and work up rather than down. Might be worth finding out from climbers who have been to your local areas as to what gear is most useful (I'm sure some here will be able to recommend).

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