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LordFarkwad said:
In my experience, I'd say, nearly so (inspect/feel for abnormalities, of course). I transitioned to the Wrench 3-4mo ago (from the Roper Runner and Hitchhiker 2), and immediately, all of the ropes - every last one - that I'd been climbing on for going on 1.5yrs milked several feet. I'm using 200' ropes, but I'm never using more than 100' at a time (I use basal about a third of the time now, but the friction at the top diminishes how much core-cover slippage can come from the basal side anyway).
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I remember when you first popped up on treebuzz. You have come a long way :bailando:
 
rico said:
I have used the Vega with the HH2, Wrench, Runner, and HC set up...Kicks ass with all. I think you would be hard pressed to find a better 24 strand poly climbing line.
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I run just about everything I buy by @swingdude now, it seems, and he ain't never steered me wrong, Vega included! :ROFLMAO:

Of course, he doesn't have many staunch opinions, and the ones he does hold, it's tough to draw them out of him, you know (/sarc) :ROFLMAO:
 
Yea, Swing has very discerning taste when it comes to gear... Plus he's pretty! When I was trying to decide on a modern saddle I went with the TreeMo mostly because it looked so fucking good on Swing. Turns out he was right, because IMHO the TM remains one of the very best....
 
rico said:
Yea, Swing has very discerning taste when it comes to gear... Plus he's pretty! When I was trying to decide on a modern saddle I went with the TreeMo mostly because it looked so fucking good on Swing. Turns out he was right, because IMHO the TM remains one of the very best....
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Since I've already established a pattern of laying out big brown ones right in the middle of other people's threads...

I've shirked his advice a time or two, and gone another direction, only to come back around and end up following what he initially recommended. That's experience! One of the best recent ones was a 462. Mind blown by that saw.

Plus, dat accent...
 
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