Rave About Your Rack Please do not post retail SPAM.

Topic	Date	User
Dropped gear	25-Apr-2017 At 9:03:28 AM	Drake
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If the mechanisms work, I would not hesitate to use it. However climbing is a very mental pursuit. If you're going to be worried about the cam/biner/etc when it's the only piece keeping you off the deck, it might negatively affect your climbing via an entirely psychological effect. In that case, you might consider chucking it or giving it away. I've thrown out some slings and dogbones that were just two years old and were probably totally fine, just because it got into my head that they were looking a bit worn and might not be fine. I bought new slings and don't think about it anymore, which has made my climbing a bit more enjoyable.

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