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To: Mulder
You'll also want to spend some money on carry gear, such as a good holster (I recommend the Versa Max 2 by Milt Sparks $100), and a good belt (Wilderness Instructors Belt $30).

That belt is a wonderfull thing. It doubles up as an emergency rapelling/evac belt. I've done some near emegency rapells with it when I had to aid a fellow climber, inexperienced and starting to panic, and didn't have time to mess with a harness. Good attachment point to your body if you ever have to do a real quick ice rescue of someone and can't wait for help to arrive. Everyone should own one.

55 posted on 02/01/2004 9:13:36 AM PST by templar
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To: templar
That belt is a wonderfull thing. It doubles up as an emergency rapelling/evac belt.

I've had many uses for it as well.

I also like the fact that it's really easy to cinch down or loosen, depeding on what you had for lunch.

The leather belts with a hole every inch or half inch always seemed too tight or not tight enough.

56 posted on 02/01/2004 9:18:56 AM PST by Mulder (Fight the future)
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