ahab and lander...see the absurdity of it all....we make up acceptable "rules" all the time for this sport. and no one questions it.
next thing ya know there will be permanent bolts on those sandstone faces.
When Have You Oficcially Redpointed a Route
I like rjackson's "one for the send, two for safety". I voted for one, but I always clip two - more because I'm OCD, but also for safety. As long as we're sport climbing, you gotta clip one, but if you're soloing, I say go for the whipper . . .
Speaking of "partners" aren't you getting married, Cleveland? to a girl? did that happen yet?
Speaking of "partners" aren't you getting married, Cleveland? to a girl? did that happen yet?
Re: When Have You Oficcially Redpointed a Route
What is all comes down to is whatever you want - you're the one that has to live with yourself..if you think tapping and going is fine...well, then check it in your book, log it on your 8a and tell everyone you did it... =)Cleveland wrote:My partner's and I were talking last weekend about when you have successfully redpointed a route when one of them pointed out that everyone has there own opinion. I am anxious to hear some people's views on this issue.
For me, on a "crucial" RP like something that's at my limit, I'll clip one, then unclip and jump because I feel like having the energy to clip is part of sending the route....but whatever you do personally, that's your perogative.
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no way man, on all my redpoints i place bolts/draws on the way up. i would kick some serious arse were i to see someone defacing the rock like that.pigsteak wrote:ahab and lander...see the absurdity of it all....we make up acceptable "rules" all the time for this sport. and no one questions it.
next thing ya know there will be permanent bolts on those sandstone faces.
wait, now i'm confused...
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