General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
climbing protection	30-Oct-2014 At 9:38:55 PM	ChuckNorris
Message
Apologies for grumpy stu above. However in my defence I'm scarred from being at a crag when a dude got seriously fkd up taking a short fall on a static. As for all the above good advice. Go for your life if you trust your belayer to be experienced enough to give you a soft catch on a static (if that's the case it makes me think you or your belayer should be able to solo 10). On the other hand maybe he's inexperienced enough to perfectly replicate a soft catch through incompetence. Soloing 10 ain't a big deal. But face facts that is what you'll be doing. Good luck.

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