General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Sport climbers - why don't you climb trad?	17-May-2013 At 2:13:43 PM	rhysd85
Message
I do mostly sport (up to 26), and lately getting back into Trad, trying to up my grades into 22-23, and its awesome, and has helped my composure and technique. My friends and partners are from Sydney, mid twenties and are not interested in Trad because it is too much fuss, its hard to naturally protect an overhanging cave with jugs, the walk in to some great locations is longer than 5 minutes, leaving no time to get home to party that night. Sport climbing at easily accesible blueies crags just seems to be the thing to do, and when work takes 5 days of the week, and social events, girls, etc. takes up weekend time, its a quick easy fix.

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