General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Climbing Insurance	5-Jul-2011 At 10:05:40 PM	Ben_E
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I've previously gone through insure4less. Have not had to claim (which is obviously the acid test), but they at least asked some relevant questions before giving me the quote. They essentially charged an additional 75% for an "alpine rock climbing" plan on top of a normal travel insurance policy from a second provider. Worth checking the fine print of many of the other companies that claim to cover "extreme sports" - many of their policies either exclude climbing or only cover climbing that is either with guides or on toprope.

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