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Damage to New England tachyon ash 11.5mm 60m would you retire it ?
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<blockquote data-quote="Tedster2" data-source="post: 7760732" data-attributes="member: 184440"><p>Depends on what you think your life is worth, lol. If there is no damage to the kern(inside) it might be OK, but I have pros inspect mine regularly, as well as washing them frequently since I tend to climb in the desert. My last one looked like that the whole length but no inside damage so after 25 hard falls retired as backup</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tedster2, post: 7760732, member: 184440"] Depends on what you think your life is worth, lol. If there is no damage to the kern(inside) it might be OK, but I have pros inspect mine regularly, as well as washing them frequently since I tend to climb in the desert. My last one looked like that the whole length but no inside damage so after 25 hard falls retired as backup [/QUOTE]
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