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skinniest cord you've used |
14-Feb-2014 At 9:14:48 PM |
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The only really tricky thing with ultra thin cord 4 or 5 mm (or lesser) is the abrasion and making really sure you redirect the abseil with as many anchors as you need. this is especially crucial if you are going to ascend the same ropes later - as in single rope technique in caving. |
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