General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
When is an Onsight an Onsight	5-May-2005 At 11:46:43 AM	LittleMac
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I am assuming you are talking about draws that have been mailoned etc to the route in which case they would be considered to be permanent fixed protectiin and would not affect an onsight attempt. I have realised whilst typing this that you may in fact be referring to draws which have been left on a route (ie Breathing Gasoline, of recent times) in which case for the true onsight you should remove the draws (or perhaps as someone else suggested remove them on lead, touch your harness and replace) for a true onsight ascent. If you would like an Option C please clarify and I will happily add it for you.

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