General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Interesting retro-bolting discussion	7-Aug-2013 At 1:16:28 PM	Tastrad
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I was upside down at the end of the fall, and a swinging leg hit him in the head. Anyway, what do people think of the siutation with Snowblind? Should the piton be replaced (again) with a bolt? Luckily it held me, but If the piton rips out as it has done in the past, someone will die on this climb.

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