Chockstone Forum - General Discussion
General Climbing Discussion
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Cleaning Overhanging Sport |
8-Oct-2014 At 12:43:35 PM |
2G
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I think it's necessary to practice backjumping and rethreading if you're goiing to be doing lots of steep stuff. Usually it's quickest and often you don't need to rethread if climbing to the first bolt is not too hard.
I find a the extra length of a PAS useful for tramlining on steep stuff - sometimes it allows you to reach a better hold that a quickdraw wouldn't |
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