General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Climbing Holds	10-Jul-2006 At 2:58:08 PM	Roachy
Message
I'm designing 2 outdoors traverse / bouldering walls - similar to Burnley - both are in areas exposed to the elements and will feature a mixture of permanent "features" and plastic holds. The walls we're designing are faceted precast concrete structures 3m high, and approx. 30m long each one in VIC and one in QLD. The angles from vertical of the walls will range from vertical to 45 deg. What are peoples opinions of the holds on the market and there longevity in an exposed environment? Also, does anyone have any (climbing) features that they feel are under-represented in the (plastic) bouldering around Melbourne...? (bit of a can of worms, but I'm interested in your opinions) Cheers, Roachy

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