Crag & Route Beta

Topic	Date	User
Rings on	7-Aug-2012 At 4:55:37 PM	grantoss
Message
On 7/08/2012 nmonteith wrote: >These routes are made for top-roping. Dead vertical, easy to access top >and half a rope length in height. If you can't get the guts to climb them >as they were originally done then just top rope them. Or inspect massively >on abseil, preplace the gear with giant slings - whatever floats your boat. I think Neil makes a pretty good point. These routes are already consumer friendly, if you take the time to set them up. You dont need to put your ankles on the line. Retro-ing is unnecessary and ruins the line for those who would like to try the route in its original format.

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