General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
araps 9-12th april	30-Mar-2004 At 2:17:55 PM	Tel
Message
I am off to my first ever trip to araps next week, its a VCC trip and I have been preadvised that " no guarantees can be given that we will have enough leaders to ensure a climb unless you have your own rack and rope and can lead." Given that I don't lead I figured that I might try and tackle some of the boulder problems, so is a crash pad essential and are there easy to moderate boulder problems that I can have a crack at, ( I will get a guide book but I am bust for the next few days) So any recommendations on boulder problems and crash pads( what sort, make, price etc) thanks terry

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