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Climbing: Safety Third | National Geographic
When climbers opt to climb without a rope, they lose the luxury of learning from mistakes. Backyard inventor Matt Maddaloni has engineered a few creative solutions to make the fringe activity of free soloing "safe." Of course, safe is a relative term.
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Climbing: Safety Third | National Geographic
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Published Apr 11, 2011