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When clipping into quickdraws, is it dangerous to pass a finger through the gate?
During my search, I found that one often recommendation when clipping with (eg) one's right hand into a quickdraw whose gate is facing right is
Pinch Clip Technique
Starting from your tie-in knot at … Some sources warn against putting fingers through the gate while using the pinch clip technique:
Quick safety tips when clipping quickdraws
Keep your fingers out of the carabiner
Push the rope into the …
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