How often do you all replace your consumable items?
For me:
At least one, sometimes two ropes a year
I go through maybe five sets of shoe rubber (resoles, and I have a stupid number of shoes) a year
Draws, still have some of my first ones - so they are 7 years olds
Harness, every couple years.
Pack, need a new one, so that would make this one about 4-5 years.
Chalk - maybe a big bag every couple months.
Consumables?
Consumables?
"There is no secret ingredient"
Po, the kung fu panda
Po, the kung fu panda
shoes..........2, maybe 3 pair a yr
ropes............one every 3 or so yrs
draws........still have my original (4-5 yrs), plus a few new one
Harness......every 4-5 yrs (still use the same one i began with)
Chalk........bi bag every two months
ropes............one every 3 or so yrs
draws........still have my original (4-5 yrs), plus a few new one
Harness......every 4-5 yrs (still use the same one i began with)
Chalk........bi bag every two months
Who Me? I gotta hitch hike god damn 18 miles to get a god damn beer......that's bullshit.
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shoes - 1-2 pairs a year
harness - original harness
quickdraws - original draws
rope - i'm on my 2nd rope, ever. may retire it this year.
chalk - a block of chalk every 4-6 months
i've only been climbing for a little over 6 years...the bouldering helps the ropes + harness last longer. i don't use much chalk (usually right before getting on a climb and that's it).
being that i've never really worn my ropes out, how do you tell that it's core shot? i'm assuming that it's more than a extra fuzzed section of sheath. by feeling a soft/dead spot where the rope's core should be? something visually obvious?
harness - original harness
quickdraws - original draws
rope - i'm on my 2nd rope, ever. may retire it this year.
chalk - a block of chalk every 4-6 months
i've only been climbing for a little over 6 years...the bouldering helps the ropes + harness last longer. i don't use much chalk (usually right before getting on a climb and that's it).
being that i've never really worn my ropes out, how do you tell that it's core shot? i'm assuming that it's more than a extra fuzzed section of sheath. by feeling a soft/dead spot where the rope's core should be? something visually obvious?