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  • Two ways to (neatly) cut a rope

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    Yes, the electric hot knives in the climb shop work great. But I bet you don't have one in your garage when you need it. Here are two great ways to neatly cut a rope with simple tools and technique. Premium Article available https://www.alpinesavvy.com/blog/how-to-neatly-cut-a-rope
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    'In the end, it's a potent combination of all these factors that makes The Old Man of Stoer my favourite climb. The improbability and transience of the stack itself; the epic location; the spirit of adventure; and the quality of the rock climbing. Above all, though, it's the vast tapestry of rich experiences, and wonderful memories, that I ha... https://www.ukclimbing.com/forums/t.php?n=783622
  • Simon Padin | Success

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  • Ace Team Climbs New Alpine M7 in Alps

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    Tom Livingstone and Rob Smith climbed the route over a few days at the start of March The post Ace Team Climbs New Alpine M7 in Alps appeared first on Gripped Magazine. https://gripped.com/news/ace-team-climbs-new-alpine-m7-in-alps/
  • Free Climbing America’s Most Iconic Big Wall

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    From Lynn Hill to the Schnoz, here's over 30 years of free climbing history on The Nose The post Free Climbing America’s Most Iconic Big Wall appeared first on Gripped Magazine. https://gripped.com/profiles/free-climbing-americas-most-iconic-big-wall/
  • Monster Cracks by Pete Whittaker

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    Over hundreds of thousands of years, water has trickled, raged, and poured down cracks and creases, winding and weaving through rock rugosities, and worn paths through weaknesses to form (what is now known as) Canyonlands. by Pete Whittaker note: this piece appears in The Climbing Zine Book 2, now available After another trip there this… https://climbingzine.com/monster-cracks-by-pete-whittaker/
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    James Pearson offers his thoughts on the grade of Dave MacLeod's Echo Wall on Ben Nevis. Earlier this month, we reported that James Pearson had made the long-awaited second ascent of Echo Wall on the north face of Ben Nevis, Scotland and interviewed him about the experience. His ascent came 16 years after the route ... https://www.ukclimbing.com/forums/t.php?n=774192