General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
appalling and disgusting use of chalk	3-May-2007 At 10:36:39 AM	steph
Message
On 2/05/2007 AlanD wrote: >It's just as unnecessary indoors as outdoors. I have to disagree with that. At any indoor gym, there is soooo much traffic on the routes especially by kids. And plastic isn't renowned for its grip after lubrication (haha i just wanted to use that word). I often find that you're pushing not just grades but moves indoors that no one in their right mind would do outdoors on natural gear for example, leading to a need for better grip on those greased holds. I agree that there's no reason to throw it about though. But it's not an environmental problem or real safety concern.

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