What would you build?

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Scott P.
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Post by Scott P. »

I store all my kills in several chest freezers I have... they keep better that way. :D
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anticlmber
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Post by anticlmber »

dead hooker, chest freezer, HA!!
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robert birchell
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Wall

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Andrew is right. Make it a clean wall without fancy aretes,
angles, corners. I would also make the angle adjustable.
Most important is to make the wall a space you
want to work out in i.e. good lighting, warm in winter
cool in summer. Good sound system also a plus.
I've built 7 walls. Good luck. Voodoo holds a plus.
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laurakyser99
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Post by laurakyser99 »

The 30 degree wall is easy to build and takes up very little space, it is the perfect angle for a systems wall and is great for training crimp and sloper strength.
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Post by kato »

Steeper walls typically mean more padding is needed, just because the fall zone is wider.
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Rollo
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Post by Rollo »

laurakyser99 wrote:The 30 degree wall is easy to build and takes up very little space, it is the perfect angle for a systems wall and is great for training crimp and sloper strength.
good job laurakyser99.... your first post is on a 3 month old thread.

and matt.... what do you know about bouldering walls and what are you lurking around here for anyway!?!?!?!? :wink:
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