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    Climbing , Flagpoles that is

    :)
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    Climbing , Flagpoles that is

    What did I say? It ain't that hard to do.
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    Climbing , Flagpoles that is

    Sean, think about how much wind pull there is on a big flag on a really windy day. It bends the fiberglass pole way over. After that, do you really think your skinny ass is going to break the pole?
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    Climbing , Flagpoles that is

    Never had a problem with it, but we've only climbed fiberglass poles. I wouldn't trust my life to an old wooden one. As for leaning back, Gary. It is no different from climbing a tall thin springpole in the woods. they'll bend over if you lean back. Keep your back to the wind if it is blowing...
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    Climbing , Flagpoles that is

    Two slings work fine. One for top tie in one for a foot. Then you just work them like the old sit-downer. You can easily rappel down afterwards from the top one and set a throwline in it to loosen it after you reach the ground. We've done it lots of time at the castle golf course. They are...
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