General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Liquid Insanity	20-Apr-2018 At 10:55:12 AM	Climb Point Perp
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On 18-Apr-2018 feetoffground wrote: >In answer to a previous question, the problem with using the existing >bolts for Highlines is that the quality of them varies wildly, but more >importantly redirecting them to go off the aretes is often impossible as >there’s generally no trad gear on these aretes. And if youre not all the >way on the arete, there’s isually really bad fall potential. Call me stupid, but can someone please explain to me how if a highline doesn't start at an arete it increases the fall potential (I assume this is actually referring to the consequence rather than the potential).

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