General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
First in best dressed?	3-Aug-2015 At 9:36:55 AM	tris
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Here's an interesting ethical question from the video above. At one point he states "These tufas are fragile, if I fall they could blow" (or something like that). The question is: Is it more ethical in the situation where the gear could destroy the hold/rock/climb, to place a bolt instead? Wouldn't a bolt do much less damage than breaking off a feature that would not break off under body weight? I'm talking about a critical placement here, not one that can be skipped.

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