General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Abseilers. What are your opinions about them?	2-Aug-2017 At 1:02:40 PM	rocksinmyhead
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On 1/08/2017 ldshield wrote: >.... but there's currently no system to identify to abseilers that >line X is problematic but lines Y and Z are not climbable and they should >abseil there instead of on X. They're hardly going to go out and buy a >climbing guidebook, so how are they supposed to know? Umm, it's a bit hard to miss the chalk all over the line, and most likely, bolts and anchors. Abseilers generally avoid aretes, cracks and corners, and like slabs and overhangs, which are the climbs most likely to be bolted. If grumpy bushwalkers can spot chalk and bolts, abseilers haven't got an excuse.

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