Finally: A Featherweight Backcountry Bouldering Pad
Climbing Magazine
by Steven Potter
2d ago
Black Diamond’s new Erratic is ideal for smaller climbers engaged in large approaches… or for anyone else who likes hiking in comfort. The post Finally: A Featherweight Backcountry Bouldering Pad appeared first on Climbing ..read more
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“Psychological” New 5.12 on Remote Greenland Big Wall
Climbing Magazine
by Anthony Walsh
3d ago
To keep things sporting, the team kayaked 280 miles, fended off polar bears, dangerously large waves, and their own inexperience in such lightweight boats. The post “Psychological” New 5.12 on Remote Greenland Big Wall appeared first on Climbing ..read more
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Weekend Whipper: Climber Skips a Clip and Goes for the Ride!
Climbing Magazine
by Anthony Walsh
3d ago
The inspiration you need going into this weekend’s projects. The post Weekend Whipper: Climber Skips a Clip and Goes for the Ride! appeared first on Climbing ..read more
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Russ Clune No Longer Keeps Pace With the World’s Best. He’s OK With That.
Climbing Magazine
by Anthony Walsh
5d ago
"Once upon a time, I was a rope gun. Now I’ve become a belay anchor." The post Russ Clune No Longer Keeps Pace With the World’s Best. He’s OK With That. appeared first on Climbing ..read more
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Meet Tanner Bauer: One of America’s Next Great All-Arounders 
Climbing Magazine
by Steven Potter
6d ago
Tanner Bauer, 20, has climbed V15, flashed V13, and done 5.14 on gear. The post Meet Tanner Bauer: One of America’s Next Great All-Arounders  appeared first on Climbing ..read more
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“Too Hard! Too Reachy!” The Olympic’s Routesetters Think These Criticisms Are Unfair
Climbing Magazine
by Steven Potter
1w ago
Climbing spoke with the head Boulder and Lead Olympic setters to learn how they felt about the event—and about setting philosophy in general. The post “Too Hard! Too Reachy!” The Olympic’s Routesetters Think These Criticisms Are Unfair appeared first on Climbing ..read more
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Weekend Whipper: Quick-Thinking Bystander Protects Trad Climber With Crashpad
Climbing Magazine
by Anthony Walsh
1w ago
The party had brought a crashpad to the crag for a different, more dangerous trad route, and was able to deploy it here in a flash. The post Weekend Whipper: Quick-Thinking Bystander Protects Trad Climber With Crashpad appeared first on Climbing ..read more
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Alannah Yip’s Top 4 Tips for Sport Projecting
Climbing Magazine
by Anthony Walsh
1w ago
How do you figure out impossible moves? Is there a strategic way to rest? How much should you be warming up? It's all here. The post Alannah Yip’s Top 4 Tips for Sport Projecting appeared first on Climbing ..read more
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Why Janja Garnbret Says Her Coach Makes Winning “Even Remotely Possible”
Climbing Magazine
by Steven Potter
1w ago
Janja Garnbret is the best competition climber of all time—yet she says her coach, Roman Krajnik, is her secret weapon. We caught up with Krajnik to ask about that. The post Why Janja Garnbret Says Her Coach Makes Winning “Even Remotely Possible” appeared first on Climbing ..read more
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Calling All Alpinists: Blue Ice’s Stache UL is Refreshingly Simple—Yet Feature-Packed
Climbing Magazine
by Anthony Walsh
1w ago
I’ve been loving this 25-liter pack for its extremely light weight, durability, and surprisingly low price. The post Calling All Alpinists: Blue Ice’s Stache UL is Refreshingly Simple—Yet Feature-Packed appeared first on Climbing ..read more
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