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If I let my climb line hang to the ground, I drape it over my foot, so I can feel it there, and not spur it, without looking. Redirecting it to a biner on the gear loop can do it, too, but may not feed out smoothly in an emergency. I think you may want to tie your blake's closer to you, and...

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You want pads with the shank of the climber entering at an angle, not perpendicular. http://www.treestuff.com/store/catalog.asp?category_id=70&item=1861

THIS!! Less torque on your knees and hips and ankles, too. Thin bark trees are easier with pole gaffs in the thicker wood. Pole gaffs are good in small wood. Wayyy easier to gaff yourself with tree spurs. Way!