Where do you keep your phone?
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I keep mine in a hand pocket when climbing rock. I have found that keeping it in a side pocket risks damage to the phone. When winter climbing, I keep in in the breast pocket of my R1. This keeps it warm and easily accessible. On a side note, my girlfriend has issues with finding pants that have decently-sized hand pockets. Most, even techy pants, have pitiful pockets for women. It is quite annoying. |
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Being bored at work lead to this rough sketch of a design much like the PopSockets they sell. Allows you to clip your phone to your harness while you climb
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Grandpa Dave wrote: One other thing to keep in mind is that any cell phone network, including private networks, must accept, prioritize, and route 911 calls. Even if AT&T, Verizon, etc. don't have cell towers in the area, there might be a private network for techs working on power lines, radio towers, etc. that your phone will connect to for 911. |
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stolo wrote: Every time I climb a Nose area route at Looking Glass, I start getting emails near the end of the 2nd pitch. |
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Victor Anderson wrote:Being bored at work lead to this rough sketch of a design much like the PopSockets they sell. Allows you to clip your phone to your harness while you climb this is my own opinion, but based on what is shown, this seems horrible. See, as an semi-older dude, unlike the millions of millenials with spider-webbed smart-phones dangling out of their ass-pocket, I value my screen on my swanky non-iPhone - and ain't no way I'm going to let it dangle from my harness like some testicle waiting to get smashed in some desperate OW move, only to hear it crunch! You realllllly don't need a phone mid-pitch, stow it in your little multipitch backback and keep it safe. Now, build a fully enclosed case to protect it, with a solid biner attachment point, then go ahead and dingle your blackberrys, |
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Is that gray dick i see? |
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I do different things depending on the day, I lead with a small pack pretty often so it usually goes in there, if not it goes in my cargo pockets depending if that's gonna be destructive to my phone based on the style of climbing, I also have a bd bag that has a zipper pocket on the back that I've used a ton. |
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I just came across this solution: https://www.hangtimegear.com. I haven’t used it, but it looks climber friendly. |
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I kept it slid into one of my belay gloves that was clipped to my harness. Worked great until just recently on some wilder rapels during a decent iost it. |
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Jeremy Bauman wrote: If I'm wearing a jacket, it goes in the breast pocket. If not-- then it goes in the regular unzipped pocket where it normally spends its time. Haven't had it fall out yet and usually have to wrestle my harness to even pull it out for photos. The Arcteryx Russet is a great - has a side zip sort of behind the knee but not really that holds a phone. Not really decently priced though, but prolly the best all around pair of pants i own. EDIT - Also a small Fanny pack really works great when climbing |
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Scott Poston wrote: I just came across this solution: https://www.hangtimegear.com. I haven’t used it, but it looks climber friendly. I've got one of these. It works well. I have a big phone with a medium thick guard shell around it and it still fits. With that said, I obviously still keep the phone in a pocket eventhough it's attached. I do wish the connector to the harness was a bit more redundant. |
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C Limenski wrote: Uh... the phone size pocket. Did you not read that? It fits my Moto Z; I can't vouch for the newest oversize things out there. |
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Gunkiemike wrote: I didn’t look close enough. The trim looked like half a zipper to me. It’s very obviously not upon close inspection. My apologies. |
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Clipped to my harness with a purcell prusik and then stored in my left side thigh pocket. |
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at home |
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rockklimber wrote: Clipped to my harness with a purcell prusik and then stored in my left side thigh pocket. How is the purcell attached to the phone? |
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If you have kuhl pants they have a nice pocket on the side that’s convenient and it won’t fall out. |
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Front pants pocket. It seems best protected there. I never put my phone in my back pocket cause I’m afraid I’d sit on it and break it. |