trad rating vs. sport
lol..of the 8 routes I bolted at curbside, 5 of them are quit good, or even excellent. so trick him? sure.Wolf wrote:Are you going to trick him into Curbside?pigsteak wrote:[
call me next time you think you have to wait in line to clip bolts..I can turn you towards a hndred quality sport routes wiht no waiting...
Positive vibes brah...positive vibes.
The proportion of good climbs at curbside are consistent with the rest of the Red's sport crags with a few exceptions. I am with you Pigsteak. Wildfire is really quite good.pigsteak wrote:lol..of the 8 routes I bolted at curbside, 5 of them are quit good, or even excellent. so trick him? sure.Wolf wrote:Are you going to trick him into Curbside?pigsteak wrote:[
call me next time you think you have to wait in line to clip bolts..I can turn you towards a hndred quality sport routes wiht no waiting...
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Sounds more like a lot of the sport climbers I see out there. A typical trad day for me is a 5 mile hike in, 12 pitches of climbing and then 5 miles out both ways up hill with a 40lb pack in the snow.pigsteak wrote:playing with cute clanky metal things, getting in 3-4 pitches in a day, and calling it a "climbing day"....trad is more about getting out of climbing than anything.
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That was just throwing in a little embelishment at the end... maybe not both ways.JR wrote: Wait a minute..."up hill both ways"?
He's secretly training for Trad climbing but doesn't have the heart to tell you. I bet he sneaks off on your off days to enjoy Trad climbing.pigsteak wrote:shoot my sport partner rjackson carries 80 pounds, and I have no idea what is in his pack...no idea whatsoever.
Don't forget the carry-on...
NOTE I always love this thread, no matter how many times it circles around. And just for the record, again, it may be the same rating system but it's far from equal. Like looking down train tracks; they may appear to converge but the further down you travel the more you realize that no matter how close they seem, they just don't touch. (Hmmm, Frank 'always' says it better.)
NOTE I always love this thread, no matter how many times it circles around. And just for the record, again, it may be the same rating system but it's far from equal. Like looking down train tracks; they may appear to converge but the further down you travel the more you realize that no matter how close they seem, they just don't touch. (Hmmm, Frank 'always' says it better.)
Pick myself up, stop lookin' back.
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