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Topic	Date	User
Buying a Trad Rack	3-Feb-2014 At 9:37:44 AM	Drake
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Get a standard set of wires (I like BD's myself) and a single rack of medium cams (say, 0.5 - 3 BDs), and then go climb. You won't have enough gear for mega pitches, but you'll quickly figure out what else you want. You might add some small cams (I prefer mastercams over camalots in the small sizes), some big cams if you like offwidths and hate your body, some hexes if you're climbing bumbly stuff in the blues, or doubles of commonly placed cams. I have lots of offset things and tiny wires, but I only seem to place them at araps.

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