General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Piton on Plimsoll Line - Araps	17-May-2012 At 2:27:52 PM	sliamese
Message
if you cant judge whether a pin is in good nick, dont climb the route. if you feel like you'll rely on the piton, not yourself to get up the line, dont climb the route. if somethings dangerous, but you'd rather it be safe, dont climb the route. i think sanitising all the danger out of the sports not the best option. sure shitty pins should be pulled before they rust out. people need to forget the notion that they have some right to climb every route safely, thats what gyms are for.... a piton is not the same as a bolt. if this pin gets a bolt, so should india, punks already had its bolt restored to sack off the shitty fixed wire!

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