General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Metal shed to store climbing gear.	30-Jan-2008 At 1:57:04 PM	qman
Message
The bottom line is that extremes of temp and humidity will not do any of the gear any favours and if you want your expensive, sports and safety gear to last as long and perform as well as it can store it in a dry, cool, dark place. If you have half as many toys as me you wont be able to replace them all in a hurry so look after them.

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