General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Climbing rack in Carry on Luggage	5-Jan-2007 At 8:56:24 AM	jonorock
Message
These are a few things I have done in the last few years when heading OS with lots of luggage. 1) Any books/guidebooks take on board carrrying them. 2) If you have a big camera bag take it on board and stuff it full of stuff. 3) Wear any gortex parker/windstopper even down jackets and fill the pockets. 4) Buy some duty free goods and then stuff that bag full of extra gear. 5) Take a garbage bag or stuff sack and when you get on the plane you can dump everything in this. Or you could go to Canada like I am about to do without a rack and buy a new one there.

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