General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Your grading system is f#@ked	11-Dec-2004 At 7:32:01 PM	Chester
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I should probably provde a little bit more detail about the 11 top rope (just so my experience isn't taken out of context) there was probably at least 2-3 metres between each bolt and there was a good chance of a slight swing if I didn't stay composed. Despite having to rest on the draws a couple of times it was a fairly ethical ascent. I'm not sure what the equivalent grade in the UK would be, perhaps your scale doesn't have enough numbers and letters to describe this test piece. I still think it was quite stiff at 11.

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