What are you saving for the onsite?

Nothing. Saving for the onsight is kinda excuse.

Pavel Burov wrote: Nothing. Saving for the onsight is kinda excuse.

An excuse for what?

Spelling onsight correctly.

I just can't hold it in. It's onsight, not onsite. As in, you're doing the route on first sight. Even with our amazing digital technology, it is in fact impossible to climb a route remotely, ie not onsite. 

ONSIGHT FFS ITS NOT A PLACE ITS AT FIRST SIGHT

Doctor Drake wrote: ONSIGHT FFS ITS NOT A PLACE ITS AT FIRST SIGHT

also Tradiban how did you not mention this

Because this whole thread was my idea.

Short Fall Sean wrote: I just can't hold it in. It's onsight, not onsite. As in, you're doing the route on first sight. Even with our amazing digital technology, it is in fact impossible to climb a route remotely, ie not onsite. 

This guy came pretty close. 

Long Ranger wrote:

This guy came pretty close. 

Dab

I definitely would have onsited freerider if it wasn't for the damn movie. 

Gumby the White wrote:

An excuse for what?

Fear.

Every climb I do is an on-site. 

Illusion Dweller. One of these years I'll hike over there and it won't be occupied.

plantmandan wrote: Illusion Dweller. One of these years I'll hike over there and it won't be occupied.

If you've already seen somebody on it you already blew your on-sight.

Tradiban wrote:

If you've already seen somebody on it you already blew your on-sight.

Meh 

Big Tree 2000

Tradiban wrote:

If you've already seen somebody on it you already blew your on-sight.

You can inspect with binoculars but not from a nearby tree you have climbed, only from the ground.

Lots of R/X Trad

Tradiban wrote:

If you've already seen somebody on it you already blew your on-sight.

Dammit!

What's the term for this type of ascent then? Yellow point? Gray point? Lavender point?

plantmandan wrote:

Dammit!

What's the term for this type of ascent then? Yellow point? Gray point? Lavender point?

braji, do you even climb? thats called a flash... sheesh