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    Spent the day at local crag practicing drytooling. Which almost sounds like I knew what I’m doing. I did not. So happy to have friends who can show me around. #drytooling #climbing #wimmis #switzerland #iceAxe #spiez
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    Cloud Gate (Font 8B+) is Jim Pope’s 100th first ascent and it’s a real banger! https://www.climber.co.uk/news/jim-pope-aces-his-100th-grit-fa-with-cloud-gate/
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    Sonnie Trotter just dopped this 15-year-old video of Jess Huey climbing one of Canada's most famous pitches The post Jesse Huey on The Shadow in Squamish appeared first on Gripped Magazine. https://gripped.com/news/jesse-huey-on-the-shadow-in-squamish/
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    A four-person team battled heinous runouts, hard free moves, and thin hooking to complete the 3,300-foot route on Greenland's famed Mirror Wall. https://www.climbing.com/news/dangerous-new-big-wall-climbed-in-remote-greenland/
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    Last weekend I took a couple friends to the local crag for their first time out. Since I was the only one able to clean, others led and set the anchor, but on occasion if the leader were unable to reach the anchors, I would set the anchor and belayed the others up from the top using a grigri. That worked pretty well, though I'm aware that Petzl doesn't recommend using the grigri in such a manner (a redirected belay is preferred.) I did notice that the DMM Pivot set up in guide/auto-blocking mode had a dedicated method for lowering — using a second biner to adjust the angle of the device. Are there concerns with doing so for lowering a second climber all the way to the ground? Whenever lowering is mentioned, it's always in the context is lowering the second "a few feet" or so.