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Rack help	5-Dec-2014 At 2:04:31 PM	zarb
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Along the similar suggestions of the others, if you're learning to lead you should be finding an experienced partner to show you the ropes (Ha!). Learning to lead, especially in trad, is best served through an apprenticeship with someone who's been there before. That also solves the rack problem, as your partner would normally have their own. That way while climbing with theirs and learning about the gear, you can slowly piece together your own rack based on practical experience and preference.

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