Have you been reading the replies? Maybe you should take some time to try to understand them.
In regards to this point:
>and regardless, my other point stands, becasue it is a high traffic route
>for inexperienced climbers, no matter how much we would like everyone to
>behave in 'the ethical' manner, it just aint gonna happen, and so is it
>not better to equip such routes with stuff that can be easily replaced...
>just sucking it up and putting a new biner up (a worst case scenario of
>every 12 months doesnt actaully seem that bad to me) seems to me to be
>be a better option than blaming the least expericed climbers that go climbing
>once every two years for ruining our lives, i have replaced biners at nowra
>a bunch of times when i came across ones that loooked old, and it didnt
>really ruin my life .... it would be a problem that is limited to only
>a few routes becasue when people are more experienced, they will either
>understand, or have no need to top rope...
If the person seconding does not know how to thread an anchor, take them to the right of the grey slabs and teach them on the anchors that are at ground level. Take some time out of your oh so important climbing day and actually put a bit of work into teaching your partner a new skill in a safe environment. Once you have done this there is no longer a probem.
Really, just stop being lazy. |