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I'm sorry but this is just not true at all in alpine climbing. Plenty of no-fall zones where being comfortable climbing icy 5.8 in boots and crampons is the dif
by alfalfasprout 10y ago
I'm sorry but this is just not true at all in alpine climbing. Plenty of no-fall zones where being comfortable climbing icy 5.8 in boots and crampons is the difference between falling to your death and making it up.
- zzalpha 10y agoFor the vast majority of recreational climbers my comment holds. If you're in a no-fall situation where your life is at risk, it's because you're off route and run out, an entirely avoidable situation.