Type: | Trad, TR |
FA: | a climber |
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Shared By: | Leo Paik on Jan 16, 2007 |
Admins: | Joe M., Old Timer |
Type: | Trad, TR |
FA: | a climber |
Page Views: | 7,211 total · 53/month |
Shared By: | Leo Paik on Jan 16, 2007 |
Admins: | Joe M., Old Timer |
New Hampshire
Boulder, CO
Mountain View, CA
Can be reasonably protected with just a set of stoppers, IMO. Protecting the bottom is a *little* bit tenuous with just that (I set a #13 BD stopper 8ft off the ground or so as an upward piece, and it was not a great placement; I imagine someone with more experience could have made it better), but the rest can be protected very easily with a standard #4 - #13 set -- lots of good stances to stitch it up as much or as little as you like.
Florian's comment makes sense, though. It does sound fairly hollow. Maybe good for practicing placing gear, but falling maybe not recommended :-) Luckily the hands are good enough that even when the feet skate on the lieback, it's easy to save... Nov 26, 2015