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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...
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...
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.
This sounds pretty bad ass.TradMike wrote: 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.
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.