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As an on-sighter/one-attempt-per-day climber I prefer to hang my draws. On the occasion that I don't I tend to by instinct reach for a draw on my harness when it comes time to clip, and that bobble costs more than hanging the draws. It's like stomping on the floor of an automatic looking for the clu...

You will probably see lots of people working on trails and other maintenance that day, keeping climbing accessible. There is a lot of work to do and we sure could use two more volunteers.
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It's spring, which for me means passing around some cash, sort of like paying for an annual gym membership. I'm a little foggy on the current state of rebolting efforts though. Team suck has been around for a long time, and now there is the bad bolts fund. Are these separate pools/efforts, or will a...

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I would also like to point out that to follow the debate on the facebook page one must like it, but liking it implies agreement with the proposed policy. Agreement should be tracked by another means so that people can follow the debate without having to approve of the proposed solution.

Havent been out there in awhile but watch the biners on Check Your Grip...a super heavy travelled climb with a very sandy base as well as a moderate grade seams like a disaster waiting to happen. That one seams like it wouldnt be to bad to hang and clean on your own draws to...Just a thought Yeah I...