General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Onsight, Flash and Redpoint?	10-Jan-2004 At 1:06:21 PM	SteveH
Message
Unless you are an elitist and under public scrutiny, I don't think termnology is hugely important, it is just your personal recollection of how you did a particular climb. I don't think we need new terms, whether you climb a route with the pre-placed draws or placing on lead, just explain it as it was; e.g. I flashed so and so with the draws on, but hadn't seen anyone on it, or visa versa I watched so and so on it, they pulled the gear and then I flashed it. In my humble opinion you can't onsight with the draws on, and pinkpoint is not recognised in Australia. Although I am a fan of the fat-point.

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