Speaking of hexes, I have a full set but only rack the 3 inch piece as a joke. How useful are hexes at the red.Ascentionist wrote:All you need is the hex. Right JB?
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I had a double set of hexes and used them. Some routes work good and some don't. Takes a little experience. Its best to mix them in slowly at first before committing to all passive pro.johnwesely wrote:Speaking of hexes, I have a full set but only rack the 3 inch piece as a joke. How useful are hexes at the red.Ascentionist wrote:All you need is the hex. Right JB?
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Haha. True dat. I'd love to see the average RRG traddie skippin the last bolt on Kaleidoscope or the last two on The Madness....pigsteak wrote:how cute, especially since trad climbers place pro every 2-3 feet...what's a runout...6 feet?TradWanker wrote:When in doubt, run it out.
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Want runout? Come down to NC and climb Stone Mountain with us. 30 ft between bolts is norm......for you traddies, envision a 150ft pitch with exactly ONE spot to place a small nut or C-3. Gotta luv it down here!
And yeah, hexes actually do work pretty well at Seneca. Of course that's about the only place I've ever seen them useful.
And yeah, hexes actually do work pretty well at Seneca. Of course that's about the only place I've ever seen them useful.