General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Bolting Ethics - Anchors	16-Dec-2007 At 2:59:24 PM	meinmuk
Message
I'm not clear about your purpose/situation here, Penguinator. Is this a single or multipitch route? Is your proposed station at the top or part way up? If it's not a new route, presumably someone's belayed there before - is the gear inadequate? Is it a necessary belay station - should the climber just be sucking up and going on to a belay point with adequate gear? I'm from a banjo-playin', bolt-choppin' state here. I'm intrigued...

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