General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Australia's Own Lost Arrow Spire?	28-Sep-2010 At 12:30:31 PM	J.C.
Message
On 28/09/2010 mikllaw wrote: >On 28/09/2010 superstu wrote: >>So, are bash in carrots still considered the best for bolting soft sandstone >>on lead? >Pretty good, use longer coach screws if the rock is total sand. 12 mm >dynabolts would be ok, but rust out quickly and cost about 10 times as >much. mikl could we just clarify/qualify that statement for the folks regarding the reliability of dynabolts in blue mountains rock, so that there is no confusion!!

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