General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Fixed gear guidelines in the Grampians	27-May-2018 At 3:45:15 PM	rightarmbad
Message
Just as likely to have bad falls just above the bolt than far above the bolt. Spacing needs to protect you from dangerous obstacles, not bad belaying. Spacing is not the critical, placement is. I haven't spoken because I already agree with what has been said, no need for me to respond, many others think the same. Do you really want 200 posts of the same thing just to prove there is support for an idea. As long as points are raised and deliberated on it doesn't matter how many respond. Do you really think there is only a handful of fully bolted easy routes in the area under discussion?

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