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Topic	Date	User
Etiquette on dropped gear	9-Nov-2011 At 10:29:31 AM	Sabu
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I think it depends on where you are at with your climbing and gear. I remember when was starting out I was very precious about my gear simply because it took so long so save and build up a usable rack (as a high school student). I'd be shattered at losing a few pieces and did occasionally use the line "you drop it you replace it" (but more so to enforce a respect for gear than anything else). Now having been climbing for so many years you come to expect gear to be abused dropped, lost etc as its all part of the game and in the worst case a good excuse to visit the gear store and replace it with something shiny!

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