Bad anchors
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Aric and 20kN are two different people who, to put it mildly, often do not get along. |
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Hahahahah!!! Dude that is flat quality! |
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Eric, you are a dick. |
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EricSchmidt, take your anxiety and animosity over to StupidTaco. They'd love to hate you. Otherwise, you're pretty useless. |
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EricSchmidt wrote: I guess we will just leave it at the fact that you are a woman with a small brain. It's science. |
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NC Rock Climber wrote:Aric and 20kN are two different people who, to put it mildly, often do not get along. Fwiw, Sayar and I have buried the hatchet and are all good now. :-) |
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Not the ST thread I was thinking of, but a couple of the classics got posted: supertopo.com/climbing/thre… |
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Austin Baird wrote: I recommend that every canyoneer carry a Jake Day for emergency anchoring purposes. 275 pounds of Wyoming-bred anchoring awesomeness. Can a Jake Day be used as a snow anchor? |
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Matty H wrote: Pear buttress nut/pin anchor. definitely one of my favorite climbs, but sketch anchor. but it stays put so... this reminds me of the old anchor on Sinsemilla Crack in the Wasatch |
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Locker wrote: Looks pretty SOLID to me. Not sure how "SKETCH" that makes it. Just what I was thinking. |
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Locker wrote:"Pear buttress nut/pin anchor. definitely one of my favorite climbs, but sketch anchor. but it stays put so..." Looks pretty SOLID to me. Not sure how "SKETCH" that makes it. Me too! When I think of sketchy anchors I think of stuff like this... |
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Matty H wrote: Pear buttress nut/pin anchor. definitely one of my favorite climbs, but sketch anchor. but it stays put so... That thing is bomber! |
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That RURP anchor is awesome! |
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what - what???? |
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It's just that they sort of look like paper clips with a caribiner attached. |










