General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
More friction in the cold?	21-Jan-2005 At 8:43:32 PM	Susan
Message
I have a pair of Zen shoes and I find that they are useless if it's less than about 20 C. When it's 25 they are great and even better when it's 30 C. I've never found that any shoes are better in the cold, although I've noticed that the rock itself may vary and be better in winter. I think this is due to the lichen and stuff that grows on the rock is more sticky in winter than in summer - in summer it tends to dry out and turn powdery and slippery.

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