Easy Aid climbs
Easy Aid climbs
I would like to learn how to aid climb at some point this summer. Mostly to get a better understanding on gear placement, what holds, what doesn't. But also to climb things I wouldn't normally be able to.
Can someone recommend a good place/area to learn that I won't be in the way of other climbers, and is relatively newbie friendly?
I am more interested in clean aid as I don't have a hammer or pins or anything like that.
Thanks!
Can someone recommend a good place/area to learn that I won't be in the way of other climbers, and is relatively newbie friendly?
I am more interested in clean aid as I don't have a hammer or pins or anything like that.
Thanks!
- thebigchin
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- Joined: Tue Jul 26, 2005 8:29 am
Great plan for a rainy day... not so much for a dry day.. that climb is still an awesome lead, a little polished but that just adds to the difficulty.
I would say there are lots of unused pitches in the bluffs, split beaver wall, krack rock, one touque, among many others. Aiding one of those and maybe bringing along a wire brush to clean them up. Killer Fridge just right of old age is a rad 10b that could use another scrub.
if you need a partner pm me i would love to try my hand at some aiding, maybe even go aid u-wall or something eventually.
Mike
I would say there are lots of unused pitches in the bluffs, split beaver wall, krack rock, one touque, among many others. Aiding one of those and maybe bringing along a wire brush to clean them up. Killer Fridge just right of old age is a rad 10b that could use another scrub.
if you need a partner pm me i would love to try my hand at some aiding, maybe even go aid u-wall or something eventually.
Mike
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