General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Big Whippers	3-Oct-2008 At 11:20:53 PM	n00bpwn3r
Message
On 3/10/2008 bomber pro wrote: >wow 60' = 18.2m I am underwhelmed. Are you under whelmed because you have read about people taking bigger whippers in magazines and the interweb? Or is it because you regularly take bigger ones? Correct me if I'm wrong, but you give the impression that you climb middle grade routes at your local crag, Arapiles. That being the case then most of them are more or less around the 20mtr mark. So every time you whip, your looking at a grounder? You really are a n00b.

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