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Chockstone Forum - Gear Lust / Lost & Found
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| Cam failure discussion |
21-Apr-2015 At 5:28:20 PM |
One Day Hero
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| Nope Macca, you set nuts so that they don't get flicked out by your rope while climbing past (or zippered in a fall). If I was placing a very marginal nut, I'd consider this process testing as well. You don't set cams because cams don't set. Have you ever heard someone bitching about how their leader sets cams too hard and they are difficult to get out? I don't really test cams in good looking spots made of frictional rock (because I've always found them to be ridiculously reliable). I test cams at Bungers, and if they're in the slippery bits of rock at Araps and Frog. |
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