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Chockstone Forum - Gear Lust / Lost & Found
Rave About Your Rack Please do not post retail SPAM.
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Putting together a rack |
1-Feb-2008 At 3:24:08 PM |
PDRM
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On 30/01/2008 Sabu wrote:
>Back on topic: can i stress the usefulness of hexes!! as a beginner leader
>you will find them much easier to place than cams and a hell of a lot cheaper.
>Just like any piece of gear they take getting used to but trust me they
>are worth it, especially if you ever intend on climbing cracks. For a beginner
>the priority should be a nut set, then hexes, then cams.
Can I reiterate that and also give my personal preference for wired hexes. Sl easier to wobble out if not set well but far easier to place within a wider area from a stance one handed - and easier to clean.
.M |
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