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Crack climbing gloves - the ethics |
12-Jun-2003 At 1:24:16 AM |
Donut King
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Dali,
i gota agree with ya. they cant be looked as being cheating or whatever, if you think its ok and its not damaging the rock then its up to the individual.
i can imagine the same discussion when freis (spelling?) the first of the "sticky" rubber soles came out. I think Jerry Moffat was one of the first in the UK to have a pair and a number of people made it known that it "just wasnt cricket!". And the same with cams in the US...Hell it used to be frowned upon to train for climbing as if it was cheating!
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