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in climbing "send" is used in other forms... sending temps = cold enough for the rubber to stick well, usually below 50°F. getting sendy = eager, anxious to cli
by carabiner 4y ago
in climbing "send" is used in other forms... sending temps = cold enough for the rubber to stick well, usually below 50°F. getting sendy = eager, anxious to climb. sending shoes = aggressive pair of climbing shoes with downturned toes.
- dkdbejwi383 4y agosending juice = dirty water left behind after washing your ropes
- carabiner 4y agonow you're just making stuff up