In reply to drsdave:
I really rated BD's stingers until mine broke after 2 seasons. They are in my mind the ideal monopoint. Aggressive secondary points, replaceable front points, not too heavy, don't rust and came with anti ball plates. Shame the steel just isn't up to the job! Newer versions may be better, but I refuse to believe a company whos only response to repeated critical failure of gear is essentially 'tough shit, gear breaks' (maybe so, but after 2 years of not hard climbing, c'mon BD).
The cyborgs are also good, bit heavy but have a very versatile set up, like the Petzl Lynx. The disadvantage is that you need to be handy with a hacksaw and ideally buy a second set of anti ball plates if you want to swap things around.
The lass climbs on darts, as do most of my friends and they really rate them (but then these nerds also use nomics, so they cant be trusted). Only issue is, as lee mentions, the front section is nuts expensive if you ever need to replace them.
For my next pair, I really want to get my hands on some more unusual types, e.g. the Cassin/ Camp Blade Runner, perhaps the G20, or maybe even the Edelrid Beast. If that fails I will no doubt end up with a pair of Stingers again.