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19/02/201623/09/2016

LittleHammer reverse impact video

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08/12/201523/09/2016

LittleHammer feedback

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28/07/201528/07/2015

Auto-Locking Carabiner: Why Now? | WeighMyRack Blog

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CAMP Matik Brake-Assist Belay Review | WeighMyRack Blog

10/07/201510/07/2015

CAMP Matik Brake-Assist Belay Review | WeighMyRack Blog

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DMM Grip – Assisted belay device

07/05/201518/06/2015

DMM Grip – Assisted belay device

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04/05/201518/06/2015

17 Down Under review

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12/04/201518/06/2015

The end of screwgate carabiners?

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05/04/201518/06/2015

Updated Design of Metolius Master Cams

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26/02/201518/06/2015

DMM Pivot — guide belay device: WeighMyRack clip

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05/02/201518/06/2015

Rock Climbing, Getting Started: book review

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The Newest Climbing Gear Coming in 2015

04/02/201518/06/2015

The Newest Climbing Gear Coming in 2015

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Grivel’s Twin Gate Carabiner Review | from WeighMyRack Blog

01/02/201518/06/2015

Grivel’s Twin Gate Carabiner Review | from WeighMyRack Blog

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One of many experiments - my favourite bit of design and product development. This device was to grip the edge of a flake for #aidclimbing It was a fail! But leads me in new directions. I love dreaming up new gear, but most of it doesn’t make it to market. Full story on the website #aidclimb #bigwallclimbing #bigwall

Checking out the double tape knot on @aussiemadefabrics massive pull test machine. A knotted sling made in their 22kN nylon tube tape. You can see the stretch, surprisingly no slip in the knots. The break occurred inside the knot at an impressive 29.4kN. I expected much lower for a knotted sling. Tried one with a single tape knot and got 27.9kN. Thanks to crew @aussiemadefabrics for indulging my experimentation! I love breaking stuff! #rockclimbing #sling #knot

Double tape knot to reduce risk of a single knot snagging and releasing. See article on climbdesign.co. #knots #tradclimbing #rockclimbing

How to rack a 4m sling - the movie! 400cm dyneema sling #knots #tradclimbing #rockclimbing

How to rack a 4m sling: halve it a few times till it’s 1/2m long, keep the end loops organised so you can clip a carabiner in each end. Hold it straight and twist the sling between the carabiners then clip one to the other and the sling lays-up into a bundle. 400cm dyneema sling #knots #tradclimbing #rockclimbing

LRBP Mk3 pull tests. Got up to 16kN this time!

Pull to destruction is fun on a 30kN machine!

Locking removable bolt plate (LRBP) evolution: up to V3 on the right off for pull tests and also drop tests to see if the new prototype gets more than 12kN

The new locking removable bolt plate. See more on the website and interview in Vertical Life @verticallifemag #tradclimbing #rockclimbing #justbombergear

Abseiling trip with @mirawara_outdoor big skies and granite.

Prusiking past a knot. ACIA guide course for @mirawara_outdoor guides. The beautiful rock colours of Mt Arapiles Australia.

Big Wimmera sky. We mostly dodged the December heat on the four day ACIA climbing guide course: getting formal qualification for guiding @mirawara_outdoor

Bivy at Big Grassy

Looking down from the portaledge after a good nights sleep at Big Grassy over 100m up the North Wall at Mt Buffalo. Crucial bits of the new ledge made by @industrialsewingworkshop and @imakeradstuff

Dawn from Big Grassy bivy on Ozymandus North Wall Mt Buffalo

Sleeping out on Big Grassy.

Big Wall Hammer details, full video on website (link in profile). Funkness device swaged on with in-handle storage including a punch for forming copperheads .

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