Ban white chalk on public lands!
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This thread is ridiculous |
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^ +1 adrianna melody wrote:Why not just buy rock colored chalk?? Isnt crazy obvious on the rocks. Purchalk makes them for all rock types.. onsightgear.com/collections… If you read the thread this has already been discussed. Not really a great alternative. |
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I think a line of chalked holds going up a beautiful rock face looks kinda cool. |
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F it. Lets use pink chalk. |
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Mike Brady wrote:F it. Lets use pink chalk. F*ck climbing, it's dumb anyway. Let's just turn all crags into a 24/7 Holi Festival. That will be way more fun than sending. |
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I know its not a popular comment but I have very rarely used chalk.. pretty much never on sandstone . However I do realize that if holds on most of the more difficult climbs were not chalked (marked) many climbers would not succeed . They would be back to 5.8/9 .. Anyway as I have observed it seems to be a twitchy habit rather than a necessity! |
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Daryl Allan wrote:All you can spray LNT buffet You think George's face goes free? Probably X rated but a little chalk could negate that. |
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Eli Buzzell wrote: F*ck climbing, it's dumb anyway. Let's just turn all crags into a 24/7 Holi Festival. That will be way more fun than sending. That is what made me think of the pink chalk. I think we should start a new thread and call it "F climbing, its dumb. The adventure you are having is not as bad ass as you think it is and the Holi festival is a lot more fun" or "Climbing is dead: The dilution of a spiritual journey because of uninformed noob-ism". |
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USBRIT wrote:Anyway as I have observed it seems to be a twitchy habit rather than a necessity! You've obviously never shook my hand. |
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Daniel Winder wrote: You've obviously never shook my hand. It would of course depend on what you had been doing with it ! |
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USBRIT wrote: It would of course depend on what you had been doing with it ! Either way they are balmy |






