General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Are they really Safer Cliffs?	14-Feb-2013 At 3:40:21 PM	Gluey
Message
As a relatively new climber (~2 years) and young climber (21) I could be seeing things through a naive perspective. Having said that, I think those who make the assumption that trad climbing is unsafe would be somewhat an "unsafe*"/quick fix climber themselves. To assume that trad is unsafe rather then researching gear/ reading books/ watching videos only serves as proof that their actions are short sited/ lazy. It doesn't take very long to speak to someone to find out where the risks lie in both sport and trad so I'd hazard a guess that those that aren't aware aren't interested. *if they were to climb trad routes

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