General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
euro ticking machine	5-May-2005 At 3:13:52 PM	Tel
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Whilst on the topic of onsighting... I was recently told, and this was just one persons opinion, that with regard to bouldering there is no onsight. The opinion expressed was that even if you attempted a boulder for the first time with no prior information and succeeded, most would call it a flash as opposed to an onsight. Do others know if this is the case? And if so it would then mean that onsighting is reserved for routes only ... true ???

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