General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Web-o-lette	19-Jul-2005 At 12:46:35 PM	Ronny
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although i don't really like using cordalettes or webolettes, my one observation is that it appears fairly silly to tie a cord into a long continuous loop. When i used one I tied small loops in each end, and then if the gear was closer together you just clip the loops together, or both into one piece of gear and it was exactly the same. then you still have the option to use it as a single loop if need be. Also, this means you generally use less cord, so dont' have to carry as much bulk, which is what puts me off the things.(that and the fact that i left mine behind hanging in a tree in the Gums after using it for a hammock, and havn't seen it since) James

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