General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Carrot failure @ Muline	14-Nov-2013 At 1:10:35 PM	harold
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On 14/11/2013 kp wrote: >There are bash ins @ muline on 60 degree walls (path of yin 'grade 30'). How the hell do you avoid an outwards force on that? Now that's really scary! I had no idea, would have just assumed they were glued in. I would never knowingly trust my life to a bash in on anything beyond vertical. It would be good to have a list, or some sort of warning on the crag especially for any overhanging sport climbs. On older slab and mixed routes I can understand, but when you rock up to a sport crag like that you tend to assume its glued in or expansion.

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