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Topic	Date	User
First Rope Advice	6-Jan-2011 At 10:04:47 AM	ambyeok
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6 cents... 10m seems extreme. I get enough flack for my 4m sling. We always joke about top roping off it. Another idea is to park the belay wherever (way back), then locking biner through the central point, clip the rope then walk back to the very edge and clove hitch rope to locking biner on harness. This lets you sit right comfortably on the edge and your can easily adjust the clove hitch to re-position as needed. Of course, like anything, there are downsides to this (belaying off harness, difficult to escape, rope stretch, etc.) but it can be useful for watching and laughing as your second struggles up the route (particularly important on cracks, mwha ha ha ).

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