Crag & Route Beta

Topic	Date	User
Rack for frog	4-Jul-2012 At 9:07:16 AM	anthonycuskelly
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Wendy, I'm still a lad. But at <17 (which the OP is asking about), most frog climbs aren't that parallel for long. Elastic RURP is probably the only thing in that grade I've carried double cams on at Frog (though a few others they'd be handy). I have no doubt that in the 18+ range doubles and triples become far more useful, but that's not what was being asked about :D My own shot at Iron Mandible I bailed because I couldn't stick the wider jams (past fist), probably says something about my thrutching ability.

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