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Nice!

:lol::lol::lol: Never should have told that story...

That'll do :).

What a surprise! :D

Not convincing, Adrian. Those ClimbRights ARE budget spurs, make no mistake.

Seems more logical to me, Pete. Descent included just encourages showboaty risk-taking.

I'll stay with my long-held plan of avoiding the whole pole climb comp in the first place...guys get busted up doing that stuff :).

Plus just the speed of the descent, a barely controlled fall as it is. Edit: repsponding to Butch.

All bets are off for regaining control under climbing comp foolishness.

Hands on flipline/lanyard at all times, near the pole, works best for me. Natural reaction to a kickout is to pull the lanyard tight to the pole (or tree, for that matter). I've spurred out more times than I can count, but I've never slid any distance at all, ever.

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Pay attention, A. That one isn't on the table :D.

Well, for sure a hitch that doesn't grab is a bad thing :)...but one that is hard to advance and tightens up too much under load is a bad thing, too.

Is there an echo in here?? :D Good call, Nick.

For my money, the Ocean, tied. Next would be the 10mm Beeline. Both the others are way too grabby for my taste.

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Just teasing, I promise no fangs out, see the smilies :D.

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Yeah, well so is the tautline hitch, no split tail, without slack tender...I rest my case :D.

Done it only once...you are right, you don't want to do that :D. You don't want to mis-time the trap against the bole, either...took one full speed across the back of my hand once as well...that hurt :).