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Topic	Date	User
Climbing at Serra Range - Dreamtime	1-Oct-2014 At 11:12:08 AM	duglash
Message
Are you climbing on two different thickness ropes? I've had a bad experience with that and don't think it's a good idea. The thinner rope is much harder to hold in a fall. On 1/10/2014 gfdonc wrote: >Absolutely. >While I've mostly climbed on single ropes for a while, we were climbing >last week on my 8.1 and a 9.7. The advantages of keeping a belay on one >rope while reefing in rope to clip on the other are very clear. With the >advent of light single ropes (9mm or less) I'm thinking two of those would >be an ideal combination. > > >

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