Climbing has TRULY gone mainstream now!
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We stopped in a Walmart in Cody to get some extra bug spray, and came across this… never seen climbing gear in Walmart before! |
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"tested strong" |
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Climbing has always been mainstream - climbers themselves have been, and are, conventional and conforming. Actually, Walmart seems a bit "edgy" for climbing. |
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Walmart stocks based on what's popular in the area. so more points to climbing demand in Cody. |
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we have just jumped the shark. i repeat, we have just jumped the shark. mission accomplished.... ugghh.... |
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Max waist size 37”? Have you seen Walmart shoppers!! |
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I'm not gonna lie. The "left" and "right" labeled leg loops are a game changer. |
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"For those who go further...". You mean like, "He's already pulled over. He can't pull over any further..." |
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My freakin Cheap ass BD harness hasn’t got a colored belay loop. Always wondered why it was so difficult to use. |
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This harness is quality. |
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maria bwrote: |
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Walmart also sells a kneebar pad, which is somehow 1000x worse. |
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Jim Twrote: Eh, that's a California thing. Those labels are on everything, because it's cheaper than finding out that your product actually does cause cancer. |
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This actually makes no sense to me, as I believe that Moosejaw is owned by Walmart. Why wouldn't they just stock Moosejaw? |
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At least they aren't doing any assembling like they do with the bikes they sell, those things are super sketchy! |
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Philip Magistrowrote: I love the twist on the leg loop/belay loop! |
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M Mwrote: Whoever put that harness together doesn't know their left from right. |










