General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
The Future of Climbing	1-Apr-2005 At 8:13:52 AM	maxots
Message
I think leo haulding was 'seriously' (this guys nuts) considering the possibility of soloing bigwalls with a base jumping chute attached. Not very feasible as when you fell you wouldn't be in the right orientation to pull the chute, etc. I think sport will hit a ceiling eventually as placing draws clipping, will become the crux, bouldering prob still has a way to go, trad grades will catch sport grades (theyre close) and more and more hard stuff will go on in the mountains (so much still to be done there) I also reckon we'll see more multipitch sport routes ala europe. what else........

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