General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Why are the gyms focussing on toprope?	30-Jan-2008 At 1:58:32 PM	dreamingof8a
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On 30/01/2008 qman wrote: >Lets face it, it is pretty hard to make money off real climbers. most >of us are bums. > >They make money of kids, groups, and first timers. > > Well, for example Nunawading: There is a huge area for exactly this group of climbers: kids, groups, and first timers. Next to the bouldering area. That's enough for them to start with. So why is the main room still full of topropes? It is so simlpe and safe to lead in a gym. And usually there is someone who is willing and able to set up a top-rope if needed. Or you climb a really esay route on lead and then the harder route on the same line on top rope.

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