Holy moly it's here at last

[old snake]

oooohhh shiney haha

[Jamie]

i'd assume that a carb is either abreviated from carbohydrate or carburetor (my spelling may be a bit off) but he's from ayrshire, not technically scottish kind of a state in it's own right

 

Jamie

[Mark Bolam]

Aaaah!

 

But why is it any different in use?

 

Looks nice mind. Cost?

[Stephen Blair]

whats a carb is it a scottish thingy

 

bob, bob, bob its rhymes with can of ribena:001_smile:

[Peter]

The hitchclimber needs at least one oval biner in order to keep everything aligned properly, however the choice of oval 3 way biners has been very limited up till now.

 

Cost £14.80

[LSD]

Aaaah!

 

But why is it any different in use?

 

Looks nice mind. Cost?

None at all, I’ve just got to get out more

[Arran Woodfuels]

ayrshire, not technically scottish

 

You're right, the Kingdom of Dalriada, the Gaelic overkingdom on the western seaboard of Scotland.

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D%C3%A1l_Riata

[Rupe]

Its a symetrical biner, like Pete says you need at least one if you use the hitch climber pulley, two is best as pictured.

 

Petzl make a symetrical biner called the "ok". Its plenty good enough and comes in all black ninja style!!

 

Did anyone see James Bond "for your eyes only" on sunday? He climbed this rock face and used non locking symetrical Karabiners!! And boot laces for prussik loops!

[penfold]

in his school plimsolls

[Rupe]

No, they were old school rock climbing boots...