General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Angels beta	12-Feb-2004 At 9:55:09 AM	gusc
Message
On 11/02/2004 gfdonc wrote: - stiff-soled high sided climbing boots would be ideal - except for the >small traverse between cracklines. Your feet take a battering. >- you need a reasonable amount of mid-sized gear (not much variation in >the crack width for the first 2-3 pitches. Medium cams ideal. >- it's a long day but worthwhile. I reckon if I had another go at it I'd consider wearing _waders_. Doubling up on medium sized gear a definite, unless you like shuffling that single #2 camalot up behind you the whole way! We took a large pack (and to this day can't remember what the hell we had in it) and regretted it. Travel as light as you can because it can be a long , hot day. gus

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