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Topic	Date	User
Auto-Locking belay devices	20-Nov-2007 At 8:03:15 AM	Dutch
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There are several auto locking devices that allow some slippage of rope, therefore allowing a softer fall and less force on the gear. The SUM is one and i think the eddy is another. Apparently the gri gri is not so good for this. Good:The SUM is great for paying out rope, is ambidextrous, can take skinny ropes and doesnt require that you disable the rope to feed out quickly. Bad: The downside is it doesnt lower as nicely as a gri gri.

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