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Anyone know if Tuna Town has been rebolted in the past 5 years?

The Suffering at the Monastery--Cool moves and good rock quality. Gung ho and tissue tiger at military.
Or Forearm Follies--all endurance.

Bummer! I will bring a towel

The one AT the anchors or the last rest Jug before the throw to the anchors?

Anyone know if Mosaic stays dry when it rains?

I left my stick clip on the side of the road at the top of the hill right where you come out of the sore heel parking lot. It is a silver telescoping pole with a super clip on top. The superclip has white tape around it. If you find it, please message me. Thanks.

Triaxial loading primarily is a concern with anchor set ups. The tie in parts of he harness touch when you use them to belay, so it essentially serves as one point. Triaxial loading doesn't happen automatically just because you have tree points--the points have to be separated and pulling in three d...

I think the reason mine doesn't do that is because when you are through the tie in points, the Grigri doesn't hang down at all. Plus, the the DMM biner I have to prevent cross loading,the gri gri stays in the same position at all times. I find belaying off the belay loop slow and awkward with a lot ...

When I belay through the tie in points, the laver is nowhere near the belay loop. The Grigri is horizontal and the lever is facing away from the belay loop.

Thanks! I got a new locking biner with the keeper thing to prevent the gri gri from moving up and down the spine--even though I have never had an issue with cross loading. Spoke with a couple of climber/engineers who said that there is no risk using the tie in points rather than the belay loops, as ...