General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Ramset 101	15-Jun-2009 At 3:50:20 PM	manacubus
Message
Sorry Neilio. Can confirm the working time as such: Glue one route on one nozzle. Walk to top of cliff. Move rope. Abseil down. Prepare to switch nozzles and then think, 'actually I should try this first'. Nozzle still working 100%. Woohoo! Three nozzles = six routes. Wicked. Plus, I use the Ramset 101 nozzles rather than the overkill nozzles Powers supply (less wastage, and you can buy them in packets of five for cheap). edit: Referring to Powers PowerFast Pro (epoxy)

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