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Topic	Date	User
Rapping and rope diameter	28-Nov-2007 At 12:55:25 PM	anthonyk
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On 26/11/2007 widewetandslippery wrote: >PS. Don't you like sweating like a pig under a heavy load on a steep hill? last one i went on another fellow decided to take a 60m 10.5mm climbing rope just for the 10m climb out at the end, and i ended up having to carry the wet rope up the hill, because he had carried it in. crappo! those things get heavy when wet (it wasn't in a dry bag even though it wasn't used in the canyon). i would have taken a 20m rope if it had been brought up, or just used the static :/

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