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Topic	Date	User
I may be slapped for asking this	2-Apr-2009 At 8:56:49 AM	climbau
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I agree Hipster. Fair enough if you want to have both hands on the rope whilst lowering a leader. I don't have a problem with that as you can still move the rope around with your dominate hand (if that makes sense??). Happy to also advocate using the glove option or using an extra friction biner for when you have to lower the leader (however this can be more hassle than it is worth if you don't get the biner/belay device - friction biner combo right).

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