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New rope, how skinny? |
4-Sep-2012 At 7:56:23 AM |
pecheur
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On 4/09/2012 shortman wrote:
>A flyer 2 with dry treatment soft? Trippy, they are usually like fence
>wire.
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>Give the little plastic sleeve about 3 climbs before it comes off.
Agree with both comments.
Flyer 2s and the other three beals (Top Gun II, Yuji and something else) I've used are quite soft to the hand, EARLY. But I agree once you get some use out of them fencing wire is about right. I've used ancient Sterlings which feel much nicer.
My plastic sleeve probably lasted 5 climbing days with one end and about 15 on the other ... |
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