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	Guardian Tree Climbing System
		Climbing Safety Systems were designed by engineers, who are avid Bow Hunters, with input from physicians who extensively performed autopsies on fall victims.
		Climbing Safety Systems is the ultimate in protection for the individual who is "climbing to hunt".
		These Systems, when used properly, will provide for continual safety protection for hunters utilizing both fixed-position or self-climbing hunting stands.
	www.bowhunting.net /artman/publish/article_726.shtml (670 words)

	Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument - Climbing Mount St. Helens
		The permit system helps to protect the volcano’s physical and biological features and processes, reduces crowding, and provides climbers with information on climbing conditions, Leave No Trace principles, and safety.
		The climbing permit fee is part of a national program which allows the Monument to retain funds collected from climbing permit sales to support services and facilities for climbers.
		Climbing use is restricted to 100 daily permit holders.
	www.fs.fed.us /gpnf/recreation/mount-st-helens/permit-system.shtml (847 words)

	Deuter Climbing Rucksacks
		The Deuter Guide 45+ L Climbing Rucksack is a fully featured rucksack superbly designed for its purpose.
		Deuter Guide 45+ L Climbing Rucksack Perfect for clearing snow or cleaning the chimney, this pack is built to withstand close encounters with rocks as well as ice.
		Deuter Guide 30+ SL Womens Climbing Rucksack Perfect for clearing snow or cleaning the chimney, this small pack is built to withstand close encounters with rocks as well as ice.
	www.outdoorgb.com /c/deuter_climbing_rucksacks (363 words)

	Stair Climbing Mobility System Now Covered by VA
		The Balance Function of the iBOT® Mobility System can raise you to eye level for business or social interactions, even when you are on the move.
		The 4-Wheel Function enables the user to climb curbs as high as five inches and to travel over a variety of uneven terrain, such as sand, gravel, grass, thick carpet and other surfaces.
		However, the iBOT® Mobility System may not be suitable for everyone.
	www.military.com /features/0,15240,82113,00.html?ESRC=dodnews.RSS (580 words)

	WesSpur Tree Climbing Equipment
		The fixed tail climbing method describes a system in which the climbing line is tied to the saddle (either directly with a knot or indirectly with a carabiner or rope clip) with a short tail left beyond the termination.
		The split tail climbing method refers to a system in which the climbing line is tied to the saddle (preferably indirectly with a carabiner or rope clip) without leaving a tail beyond the termination.
		The split tail method is easier on the climbing line and prevents the climber from having to shorten it periodically as in the fixed tail method.
	www.wesspur.com /Info/split-tail-fixed-climbing.html (733 words)

	REI: Climbing Expert Advice (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		In terms of climbing, an overnight stay on a wall during a multi-day climb, or sleeping without a tent in a bivy sack during a climb.
		Traditional or "trad"—Rock climbing using protection placed by the lead climber and removed by the second, as opposed to sport climbing, in which protection (bolts) is pre-placed.
		Undercling—A climbing move in which counter-pressure is applied to the underside of a rock flake or slab by pulling up on it, while pushing down on the feet.
	www.rei.com /online/store/LearnShareDetailArticlesList?categoryId=Climbing&url=rei/learn/climb/rockglossaryf.jsp (3684 words)

	Flatliners Southeast Climbing FAQ's - Understanding Fall Factors
		The shock load resulting from a fall in a climbing system is the result of three factors; the energy absorbing (stretch) characteristics of the rope, the fall factor, and the weight of the falling climber.
		Forces generated in a climbing system can quickly exceed factor 2 if a static rope is used, causing grave (deadly) injuries to the climber and generating forces in the system which exceed the strength of the gear used.
		A static rope may be used (cautiously) in a top rope system or a gym where falls are measured only in inches, but not in the system used for lead climbing.
	www.southeastclimbing.com /faq/faq_fall_factor.htm#whatis (1515 words)

	IM 98-120 Telecommunications Tower Climbing and Fall Protection Policy Manual
		Fixed ladder safety climbing devices (which usually) consist of a fixed rail, tube, or tensioned cable with slider shall be maintained to permit the worker using the system to climb without continually having to hold, push, or pull any part of the system, leaving both hands free for climbing.
		Should climbing or transitioning to the tower work position involve working in close proximity to energized radio transmitter antenna systems, those transmitters feeding the antenna systems should be deactivated prior to the tower being climbed.
		Climbing instruction shall be presented in such a way the worker can recognize and avoid dangerous conditions while at the same time mastering the rigors of climbing, resting, and positioning for work.
	www.blm.gov /nhp/efoia/wo/fy98/im98-120.html (9528 words)

	Doka - Products - Climbing formwork GCS
		The Doka climbing formwork GCS is a new climbing formwork system in which the formwork and scaffold remain anchored to the structure by the crane even during the repositioning procedure.
		The system is fully secured to the structure and guided by it during the lift.
		This innovative climbing system guides the formwork from lift to lift by means of suspension points along the completed section.
	www.doka.com /doka/en_global/products/climbing/GCS/index.php (203 words)

	Klein Occupational Protective Equipment Ladder Climbing Systems
		A ladder-climbing system is used in order to keep a worker's free fall to a minimum in case the worker's hand or foot slips off a ladder rung or foot peg while he is changing elevation to a new work position.
		For the fall-arrest system, the (A) component will be the support structure, the (B) component will be the ladder-climbing harness with rear O-ring, and the (C) component will be the rope lanyard with attached deceleration unit.
		It is important to note that a ladder-climbing system is designed to limit a worker's movement while climbing a ladder.
	www.mytoolstore.com /klein/kln50-5.html (370 words)

	Mountain climbing rating system for Thailand by Paddle Asia
		This is an easy to moderate climb often requiring hand-holds and proper foot placement is necessary.
		There is likely going to be some verical climbing, though the verical sections won't be lengthy.
		Evacuation is difficult due to the remoteness of the climb.
	paddleasia.com /mountain-climbing-rating-system.htm (203 words)

	India Outdoors (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		This system can be used indoors or outdoors and erected as a customized permanent or a portable structure.
		The rock wall will be a highly flexible system where the route can be configured as often as one wishes.
		Moon disks and newly developed macro system will be designed for the wall to add to the real rock experience.
	www.indiaoutdoors.com /rockclimbingwalls_woodpanel.php3 (316 words)

	The American Safe Climbing Association
		After many very difficult climbs accumulated in the 5.9 rating, the decimal system was "broken" in that it was no longer a decimal system, and the 5.10 rating came in to existence, followed by 5.11, 5.12, 5.13, 5.14, and now 5.15.
		However, all the various rating systems do not describe the danger level faced by the leader should the leader fall (which is one reason why the YDS should not be used in climbing gyms).
		The amount of protection on a climb is traditionally determined by the first to climb the route, and while climbing is a fairly anarchistic pursuit, the one revered tradition is that later climbers never add additional fixed protection to an existing route.
	www.safeclimbing.org /about_overview.htm (1402 words)

	One Man's System
		A good system is versatile, able to accomplish a variety of tasks such as being transformed into a rescue haul system.
		Some climbing systems really need a safety Jumar when making a changeover from rappel to climb, or climb to rappel, or when passing an anchor point.
		Extra items for all the features, except for the Hualing Systems feature, would be: a pulley, one locking and two non-locking biners, long loop of one-inch webbing, eighteen inch loop of small diameter climbing rope, and a long line of small diameter climbing rope for the 2 to 1 rescue procedure.
	www.caves.org /section/vertical/nh/48/onemans/onemans.html (4284 words)

	Flatliners Website - Climbing Tutorial, Roped Climbing Methods - animated
		Modern climbing methods have developed from a hundred year history of roped ascents, during which the practices and techniques of the sport have evolved, and continue to evolve, as increased safety allows for more extreme challenges.
		A "pitch" is a distance climbed, limited by the length of the climbing rope.
		A firm trust in the climbing system is mandatory to learn to enjoy this environment and relax while in it.
	members.aol.com /jackie4737/howto2.htm (1020 words)

	Definition: Climbing Grades and Class
		This system categorizes terrain according to the techniques and equipment required in ascending that terrain, using two terms: Class (difficulty of each move) and Grade (overall length of time to climb).
		Therefore, a 5.10 is not a more precise 5.1, but a climb harder than a 5.9; and a 5.11 is not between a 5.1 and a 5.2, but harder than a 5.10.
		However, other than regional variations, or variations from the gym to tradition ("trad") climbing, there is more agreement than disagreement, and as a matter of fact, the system works very well (ie, it serves the needs of climbers in communicating level of difficulty).
	www.davidlnelson.md /ElCapitan/DefinitionClimbGrade.htm (726 words)

	Poly Resin Panel System for Climbing Walls.
		Precise technical knowledge and creative artistic skills result in a superb quality climbing surface that closely resembles the look and feel of real rock.
		Climbing on a 3D wall is a whole new world of climbing compared with that of climbing a flat surface.
		A 3D panel offers a 100% climbing surface and can be more cost effective than trying to create the same design using flat panels.
	www.tothetopwalls.com /polyresin.html (226 words)

	Rock Climbing in NC: Guided Rock Climbing in North Carolina
		All of our trips begin with ground school, which is an introduction to the fundamentals of the climbing system (safety skills, use of harness and equipment, communication and climbing movement on real rock), followed by climbing at a level appropriate for your personal level of fitness and experience.
		We meet near the climbing outdide of Asheville or Brevard, NC.at 8:00 AM and are usually finished climbing by 3:00 PM.
		Asheville North Carolina is near climbing and rafting.
	www.mtnadventureguides.com /sitepages/pid28.php (1024 words)

	Climbing fit system
		The Climbing Fit System is La Sportiva’s method to describe and advise climbers in the choice of the most suitable product for their activity.
		For us, it is to follow the requirements dictated by the evolution of climbing and to offer the possibility, to everybody, to always find the best answer to the needs of ”their” climbing and the form and function of their foot.
		The Climbing Fit System and the specific descriptions of each model will help you to understand which is the ideal climbing shoe for you.
	www.lasportiva.com /catalogue/EN/ClimbingFitSystem.htm (190 words)

	Treeclimbing.COM / Recreational Tree Climbing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The difficulty rating classification system is used to give climbers a general idea of how easy or hard it is to climb a particular tree.
		Hence, the classification system can only be used as a point of reference: climbing conditions must always be taken into consideration when choosing a rated tree.
		A tree climbing name is a nickname that is awarded to someone who has attained a certain level of tree climbing competence.
	www.treeclimbing.com /tci/tci-05.html (1235 words)

	Mountain climbing rating system for Thailand by Paddle Asia
		This is an easy to moderate climb often requiring hand-holds and proper foot placement is necessary.
		There is likely going to be some verical climbing, though the verical sections won't be lengthy.
		Evacuation is difficult due to the remoteness of the climb.
	www.paddleasia.com /mountain-climbing-rating-system.htm (203 words)

	Climbing Permit System — Mount St. Helens Institute
		The permit system helps to protect the volcano’s physical and biological features and processes, reduces crowding, and provides climbers with information on climbing conditions, Leave No Trace principles, and safety.
		Climbing permit fees and service charges are non-refundable unless climbing is suspended by the Forest Service due to hazardous conditions.
		Climbing use is restricted to 100 daily permit holders.
	www.mshinstitute.org /experience/permit-system.html (509 words)

	ORGT Caving - Instructions for climbing on Prusik Knots
		Prusik knots are one of three climbing systems available through ORGT (the other two are the fog system and ropewalker).
		Since they are easy to carry and use, they are commonly carried as a backup system, in case of problems with a primary mechanical system.
		This system uses three prusik knots to attach you to the rope: one attached to your seat harness, and one attached to each foot.
	cyberbuzz.gatech.edu /orgt/caving/knots/knots.html (1276 words)

	Scaffolding
		The Climbing Scaffold is a computerized self-climbing system scaffold for the construction of high-rise buildings.
		climbing cycle, the shifting of the supporting device to the next cycle can be executed (refer to figures).
		Metal-Bamboo Matrix System Scaffold is composed of two layers as for traditional metal or bamboo scaffolding.
	www.cse.polyu.edu.hk /~cecspoon/lwbt/Scaffolding/Scaffolding.htm (486 words)

	Black Diamond Equipment, Ltd. - Product
		Our climbing harnesses are based on comfort versatility and simplicity.
		For both rock and alpine climbing we make helmets for adults and kids including the Tracer, Half Dome and Kid's Tracer.
		Our packs come suited for climbing and skiing, whether you're climbing the big stone or humping gear to the base.
	www.bdel.com (836 words)

	Equipment in the climbing system
		The climbing system can be thought of as a series of links that connect the lead climber via harness, rope, knots, runners and belay device to a partner or belayer.
		Each link must be intact and secure for the system to withstand a high impact fall.
		In other words, there is no point in having brand new equipment right from the harness to karabiners and rope if you then clip an old, damaged or worn-out piece of 'tat' as your only piece of gear on a hard pitch - that's asking for trouble.
	climbing.timeoutdoors.com /trad/3CLMLYP01091401E.htm (195 words)

	Miller Fall Protection Climbing & Fall Protection Systems (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The Miller StopFall System is a climbing, positioning and fall restraint system engineered for wood pole applications.
		It is the first to meet the new stringent CSA standards--tested and approved for dry and wet wood poles, conduit covered and icy poles.
		A permanently-installed, flexible cable system, the Miller TranScendor is the ultimate in continuous fall protection for climbing fixed ladders.
	www.millerfallprotection.com /miller/climbingfallprot/climbingfallprot.html (131 words)

	Occupational Protective Equipment (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		A personal fall-arrest system is a passive protection system which only comes into service when a fall occurs, similar to a seat belt in a car which restrains the wearer only upon impact.
		A personal fall-arrest system is designed only to aid a worker once a fall occurs, and must be used whenever there is danger of falling.
		Like a fall-arrest system, a retrieval system is a -passive system which only becomes active when the worker needs to be removed from the work location.
	www.mytoolstore.com /ope.html (3090 words)

	Howstuffworks "Rock-Climbing Techniques"
		If you had to climb it, it would be impossible unless you had suction cups for your hands and feet.
		Probably the easiest and safest way to get started in rock climbing today is to go to an indoor climbing facility and take lessons.
		In making the jump to traditional climbing, it is essential to find a partner or hire a guide/instructor with traditional climbing experience so that you can learn how to safely place protection yourself.
	travel.howstuffworks.com /rock-climbing1.htm (691 words)

	Rock Climbing Forums: Climbing Information: Gear Heads: Climbing communication system
		Hi, the communication between climbing partners is important, for security, speed and comfort.
		I find the system of tugs and pulls to be more effective when one is out of range.
		A gyroscope system will transmit over the wire the aler when the leader is falling and a red ligth wil be shown the belayer.
	www.rockclimbing.com /cgi-bin/forum/gforum.cgi?post=1332776 (1296 words)

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