Buster wrote:I am personally gratified to hear that you are trying 8-ball with the "approved" sequence. Good job!rhunt wrote:hotkarl, I think they are the omega draws you are talking about. People at the lode are usually pretty good about leaving project draws and donated draws on routes.
It has been a long time since I have been this obsessed with a route, I think about the moves all the time. There are two ways to do the crux, out left on some powerful crimp moves or out right on some pockets, which way were you trying it? I was first on 8-ball about two years ago and was trying the out left way but now I find the pocket way to be way better.
I'll leave the draws on it if you don't mind..let me know.
check this out and see if they look like your draws..http://www.redriverclimbing.com/album_p ... pic_id=396
Rob
8 ball
I think I am now full on obsessed with this thing. Just got on it for the first time today, and I am hooked. I like the pocket way as well. Guess I better hurry up and do it before it gets to hot.
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Po, the kung fu panda
Po, the kung fu panda
I fixed up Snooker yesterday. Hung three draws in the middle that were missing and replaced the top two that were sticking. I did see that someone had changed the 3rd or 4th dray on 8-ball and left the one they took off at the base of the climb. I canabilized it and put one biener on the top of Stain along with another one of mine for easier cleaning. I alse replaced two beiners on Tuna Town, one of which was sharp enough to shave with.
Those draws on 8-ball have been up for two years, but are in decent shape considering. I put up my 3 draws on snooker for the send, which will hopefully happen this Saturday... I will probably leave them when I'm done as community service.
Those draws on 8-ball have been up for two years, but are in decent shape considering. I put up my 3 draws on snooker for the send, which will hopefully happen this Saturday... I will probably leave them when I'm done as community service.
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Snooker has had fixed draws on it since 1997 (at least, that I know of). First, Porters where up there for years, then,I changed them out with super tape econo draws and reused his biners, and then Cioci gave me those back recently and has refixed it with his draws. That is cool that the route stays fixed with perma draws.
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Normie
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