General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
New pitons on Watch Tower	8-Feb-2005 At 9:45:31 AM	runnit
Message
On 8/02/2005 climbau wrote: we all know pitons are not >long term but also who would want to add bolts to such heritage? Out of curiosity and not trying to shit stir, if you are going to add fixed gear to a route, wouldn't it be worth doing it with something that's more long term and reliable like a couple bolts? I don't really know anything about the history of the climb, so if pitons are more appropriate somehow, please tell me. It just seems a bit strange to me, especially if you're talking about the risk of people being in over their heads on this climb.

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