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  • How to sling hooks

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    Hooks are crucial gear for aid climbing, but they are a bit unusual: most require you to add a sling. Here are a few tricks and best practices for slinging your hooks. Premium Article available https://www.alpinesavvy.com/blog/how-to-sling-hooks-wwRJG
  • MEC Aquanator is a Perfect Jacket for Spring

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    This waterproof layer is the perfect addition to your collection of jackets before the spring rain starts The post MEC Aquanator is a Perfect Jacket for Spring appeared first on Gripped Magazine. https://gripped.com/gear/mec-aquanator-is-a-perfect-jacket-for-spring/
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    Despite an executive order from Donald Trump that officially changes the name of Denali to McKinley, we'll continue to call it Denali The post Google Changes Denali to McKinley, But We’ll Keep Calling it Denali appeared first on Gripped Magazine. https://gripped.com/news/google-changes-denali-to-mckinley-but-well-keep-calling-it-denali/
  • Dna - Europe's Wild Side: Climbing on the BBC

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    Last year we featured the BBC Alba series Dna: Scotland's Wild Side, a Gaelic-language programme which showcased the finest climbing and hillwalking on some of Scotland's most remote mountains and adventurous sea cliffs. A fourth series is now available to watch on BBC Alba and BBC iPlayer. This time, though, protagonist Coi... https://www.ukclimbing.com/forums/t.php?n=777475
  • Double Spoc; top rope solo

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    devnullD
    Not sure how active the rope solo scene is on fedi, but I figure I'd ask. There's been quite a bit of discussion over the years about various systems, but the modern consensus seems to be to use two progress capture devices on a single (or dual) fixed line, with one suspended higher than the other via use of a neck strap or chest harness. By far (at least in North America) the consensus seems to be to use the Petzl Microtraxion. The Edelrid Spoc seems to be a good alternative, is both lighter and cheaper, and is also mentioned occasionally in discussions about TRS. Brent Barghahn is seen in this photo in a double-Spoc setup: [image: 1733628906847-1000006397.jpg] Any potential problems I should be considering?
  • Switzerland Lost 10% of Glaciers in Two Years

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    The change in landscape has forced Switzerland and Italy to redraw their border The post Switzerland Lost 10% of Glaciers in Two Years appeared first on Gripped Magazine. https://gripped.com/profiles/switzerland-lost-10-of-glaciers-in-two-years/
  • New Sale Bundle Volumes 21 -24 for $40

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    Score 400 pages of reading material + three dope stickers for $40 NEW Bundle Sale Volumes 21 – 24 https://climbingzine.com/new-sale-bundle-volumes-21-24-for-40/
  • New shoe resoler in Southern Ontario

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    devnullD
    Looks like there's a new resoler in town for us Canucks. Based out of Hamilton, Ontario, turnaround time of 4 weeks! Any resole here usually goes to Mike Doody and his excellent team at Ontario Resoles. Nice to have some competition regardless. Anyone know if they do no-edge? Heh. https://www.instagram.com/reviveresoles/