General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
What would you consider run out?	24-Oct-2005 At 4:01:30 PM	deadpoint
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On 20/10/2005 uwhp510 wrote: >Runout at booroomba usually means about 20m plus. But this is because >to climb slabs you just walk up, so if it wasn't runout it wouldn't really >be climbing, just walking. If its runout it can't be walking because walking >isn't dangerous. Try walking up some of the 'slabs' at Booroomba, they are steeper than some sport routes at Nowra.

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