General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Climbing holds	12-Jan-2007 At 3:51:42 PM	wyt91t
Message
yeap, poly urethane is the way i'm going for sure. i just cant deside on the texture as yet you see begginers prefer the rough stuff as they have no strength yet they also prefer large holds. as for us we like them smooth and small so it will be hard but i was more looking along the lines of anyone that has played with poly urethane,

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