General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Tips for Climbing Faster	25-Oct-2010 At 10:24:03 AM	brendan
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On 24/10/2010 kuu wrote: >On 23/10/2010 brendan wrote: >> >> as soon as the leader yells safe, put your shoes on > >Perhaps, when planning to climb a multi pitch route where speed could >be an advantage, it would be wise to wear climbing shoes comfortable enough >to leave on all the time? thats right it would be better to wear comfortable shoes ( i mentioned the advantages of the all day trad shoe in the post above the one you have quoted from), but if your climbing near your limit you may find tighter shoes an advantage, also wearing climbing shoes all day is not that fun even if they are slightly comfier then your tight sport climbing shoes

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