Rock climbing equipment

intrepid wrote: its important to try them to see if they are right for your feet.

Intrepid on a Nelson (of thank you's) - the bowler runs in...

john mark 1 wrote: ...tap, tap. Will he? Won't he? Can he? Can't he? How about steering it down to 3rd man.. Ghaz is there. Is he awake? Just one, that's all he needs... one more thank you. To break the curse. Its do or die, bowler takes a big stride, he's up to the crease...

john mark 1 wrote: That's the stuff! Seeing Boucher reminds me of his eye

john mark 1 wrote: Hey, that's your 9th century in the bag Nice going, you only got another 90 odd to catch up to Tendulkar

intrepid wrote: also cause ghaz can't stick to the topic

Following a recent failure in use of a Classic Rock, in which fortunately no injury occurred, we conducted an in depth investigation and an extensive testing programme. Following the testing of over 17,000 Rocks we found some units that did not achieve their rated strength. The rated strength of Rocks varies, depending upon the size, from 4kN to 12kN. In a very small number of cases the failure load was below the units rated strength and in some cases below 7kN; a peak load that can be realistically achieved during a fall.

The problems that we found were most apparent in Classic Rocks batch JBE. However, we cannot guarantee that other batches and Anodised Rocks are not also affected and therefore have taken the decision to recall all units with the identified batches noted below. Our first priority is always the safety of our climbing and mountaineering colleagues and customers, therefore we have taken the decision to recall the Rocks with the identified batch codes. We apologise for the inconvenience this may cause, and thank you in advance for your cooperation in helping us to recover as many of the affected Rocks as possible