General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Campus Form	15-Aug-2007 At 11:35:14 AM	Stuey
Message
Presumably you mean that on rungs less than the gap in size difference between your pinky and next finger you need to turn your hands slighty so that your little finger is on too? If so, I've not heard (and it is not my experience) that it stresses the first two fingers unecessarily. Also, how would you expect to get your little finger on if you didn't do this? Simply find a comfortable position in an open handed/half crimped style,all fingers on (unlss you are trying to deliberately leave them off) and away you go.

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