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Only joking Joe . Honestly it's like climbing on old baler twine :lol:

 

 

Same question again :P

 

I'm sure I'll get on with it fine. I've climbed on 11mm for so long now it's all I'm used to. Bought out my old 13mm XTC for a play and it was horrible with a VT!

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I'll be serious for 5 seconds! I had the teufelberger 11.5 mm and the HC is a real treat on it but instead of using a VT I used a Swarbisch. I picked up the 11.5 Argiope to use my Zig zag on it but I think I'll go back to my HC

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I'll be serious for 5 seconds! I had the teufelberger 11.5 mm and the HC is a real treat on it but instead of using a VT I used a Swarbisch. I picked up the 11.5 Argiope to use my Zig zag on it but I think I'll go back to my HC

 

 

Did those 5 seconds hurt? :)

 

The Schwabish looks horrible! Can't imagine that releasing easily, though I've never tried it mind.

 

Not getting on with the ZZ?

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If you tied the vt on 8mm and 3-2 I used to find it self tended well with the weight on xtc ,but after been on 11mm it's a heavy rope to haul around especially if your re routing all the time like on a reduction or big dead wood but then the draw back to 11 mm ropes and ddrt is I found wearing gloves was the only way to get grip on the rope.

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Did those 5 seconds hurt? :)

 

The Schwabish looks horrible! Can't imagine that releasing easily, though I've never tried it mind.

 

Not getting on with the ZZ?

 

Yes they did hurt ! It can bind a bit you just take the weight off a bit and its good to go. One good point though it really feels safe as houses. As a newbie to climbing it gives me lot more confidence than the ZZ

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Yes they did hurt ! It can bind a bit you just take the weight off a bit and its good to go. One good point though it really feels safe as houses. As a newbie to climbing it gives me lot more confidence than the ZZ

 

 

Hi Richie

 

Well worth persevering with the ZZ IMO . I've had mine nearly a year now and I love it. I've put my hitch climber on my side strop with a VT. It's a great combo.

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Hi Richie

 

Well worth persevering with the ZZ IMO . I've had mine nearly a year now and I love it. I've put my hitch climber on my side strop with a VT. It's a great combo.

 

I have to give it another chance :001_smile:

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