General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Gear Route Onsights	22-Nov-2004 At 8:28:41 AM	Breezy
Message
I have been doing a lot more “gear” climbing recently than in the past. Out of interest what are peoples opinions / what is the “norm” in regards to info on gear required for a route. Sure its pretty obvious when you may need RP’s or a “number 5” cam, but in terms of general routes where you require maybe 4 or so cam placements, is it considered “blowing” the onsight if you know that you only need say a 1.5, 2 + 3 cams and therefore leave the rest (the weight) on the ground. Maybe someone knows what the thoughts in the UK are on this.

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