General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Topping out vs lowering off (wimpy climber ethic?)	7-Sep-2004 At 10:59:54 PM	dilbster
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I must be on the wrong forum, this seems now to be about trad versus sport? Theres plenty out there for all of us. Any way regarding top roping of lower offs, this is not a problem if you put the lower offs at least a metre below the top. Then they cant reach it from above. a number of the sandstone climbs in the blueys or sydney have no trees or any form of natural pro at the top and therefore it is a choice of anchors at the top or lower offs. Lower offs, like sport climbs, should not be put anywhere where a viable natural protection solution exists.

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