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recommendations for mountaineering hammer/crampons	17-Mar-2006 At 7:11:26 PM	Andrew_M
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Beefy's idea is good. You could probably hold off buying the 8mm because hopefully your climbing partner will contribute too... Re thickness: as long as it's rated as a single rope it's safe, it's just likely to be less durable. If you want it mainly for alpine then consider getting a dry treated rope, but be aware that if you thrash it with general climbing you might lose the dry treatment by the time you get to the mountains. Have fun.

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