Other Hobbies of Climbing Fanatics?

Chess is pretty great

A V wrote:

Hey asshole! I can't wait to run into your dumb face at a PNW crag so that I can give you a friendly - non awkward hello :) 

Well dm me if you need belay from someone chronically hungover and under prepared, I am always down to be a junk show!

My second favorite hobby is with my special someone. That moment we lock eyes, the soft breathe going down my neck, the light tickles on my bare skin, the squeals, and then barks (tho it’s weird). My dog is truly an angel.

I often rappel after a climb. I hear rappelling is a hobby? I'm a moderately skilled rappeller.

mountain biking and loud heavily distorted guitar amps

Bee keeping

Jazz guitar, whitewater rafting, and I've started building and selling speaker cabinets out of reclaimed wood, though they're a bit more, errr, "rustic" than Edge's badass furniture.

Marr Branch Cabs, y'all!

BASE jumping, pack burro racing, anything with the Wife.

multigun and kid wrangling

Pnelson wrote:

Marr Branch Cabs, y'all!

These are siiiick!  May have to send you a message down the road.  I'm looking to upgrade my living room setup.  

Scouting; Bringing kids into the outdoors and showing them the wonderlands of Earth.

I do a lot more surfing than climbing due to my location near the Pacific coast in Mexico.  Also, water sports are nice to cool off in the tropics.  

collect records.  lots and lots of records.  they will eventually kill me and consume my body.  No bones will be found.  

Playing music - guitar and piano

Cooking  

My dog

Running ultras, making and listening to music, cooking (gotta fuel all the running...) 

Rob D wrote:

collect records.  lots and lots of records.  they will eventually kill me and consume my body.  No bones will be found.  

maybe we should get a record swap thread going!

Gardening / growing things.  Cooking.  Play / Listen / Go to music.  Records, love records.  Family.  Travel.

Edge wrote:

I like to make things.

As a beginner/terrible woodworker, damn! If this is just a “hobby” your killing it. 

I used to like coding, but since I'm coding full-time for a living, I wouldn't say it's still a hobby. Way enough of that during most days.

I really enjoy yoga & running. Old-school book readings as well.

Fly fishing, mtb, hiking/running, skiing, backpacking, and guitar

Edge wrote:

I like to make things.

Do you have a website? How did you get into furniture making? Both of those are really impressive pieces.