General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Wearing helmets	16-Nov-2005 At 12:05:35 PM	steph
Message
I try to make a habit of wearing my helmet even if its not the most 'hardcore climber' promoting thing. funny incident: a friend of mine climbing / belaying and was either hit or almost hit by a falling waterbottle. (not quite sure of all the details) As a rule I wear it when I'm completely unsure of the surroundings or if i know the area has loose rock above. If I'm sport climbing well-worn cliffs, I usually don't bother.

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