General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Climbing is safer	16-Sep-2010 At 2:42:42 PM	J.C.
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In regards to the original stats, I guess that is 1/2000 BASE jumps as opposed to jumpers? I think it's more like 1/20 jumpers go in doing it (although it's hard to be sure because there's no way of knowing just how many people jump but don't register a BASE number, nor is there any way of knowing how many deaths haven't been reported. At any rate it is a shiteload more dangerous than the kind of climbing that most of us engage in.

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