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Re: [camhead] How do you rack your biners?:
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USnavy
Sep 23, 2010, 3:54 PM
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camhead wrote: USnavy wrote: camhead wrote: Also, on a completely unrelated note, if you rack multiple cams on one biner, you are a n00b. edit: Do you mean racking multiple cams on a single carabineer (like many climbers do with nuts) and then placing an separate draw or free biner on the cam when it comes time to place it? Or do you mean grouping cams together for organization purposes (i.e. clipping a number one Camalot to your gear loop and clipping your second and third number one, each with their own biner, to the biner of the first number one)? yes.
Both?
Well in that case I stand by my post that Beth showed me the trick of racking like cams together to reduce clutter on the harness. I find it works well if I have a lot of the same cams with a large rack and it takes less time to take off my harness during turn over than just racking everything independently as it keeps things well organized and compact. But thats referring to clipping like cams together with independent biners.
(This post was edited by USnavy on Sep 23, 2010, 4:07 PM)
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