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    #makeShitMonday, #climbing edition...@mbroome and I haven't been climbing as much this year, partly due to schedules, partly my shoulder recovery. But we got out to Pilot Mountain last Sunday with a bunch of friends, and that reminded me that I've been meaning to replace my various tied cords - prusiks and foot loop for emergency rope ascent, spare footloop that doubles as my chalkbag belt, and autoblock for rappel backup - since they're all well over a decade old by now. They all *look* fine, but cord is cheap and nylon degrades over time, so...He picked up some cord for us back in October, so we dug out the hot knife, set up a fan in the garage, and got to work. I had to go in for a respirator mask almost immediately - something about burning plastic gives me an instant headache - but we got them all cut to length and re-tied pretty quickly. Not quite the same diameters as the original cord, but I gave the autoblock a test drive on Thursday and it worked just fine! @cannibal #rockclimbing #DIY
  • Dave Graham Gets Second Ascent of a Swiss V16

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    Curve Ball V16 is complex, technical, and friction-dependent The post Dave Graham Gets Second Ascent of a Swiss V16 appeared first on Gripped Magazine. https://gripped.com/news/dave-graham-gets-second-ascent-of-a-swiss-v16/
  • Samuel Richard 🇫🇷 | Athlete of the Week

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    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnjM2K2ZEaw
  • Crime of the Century is a Classic Squamish 5.11c

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    If you're looking for a challenging pitch of granite then be sure to try Crime of the Century at the Smoke Bluffs The post Crime of the Century is a Classic Squamish 5.11c appeared first on Gripped Magazine. https://gripped.com/profiles/crime-of-the-century-is-a-classic-squamish-5-11c/
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    “We saw big rocks coming down... anywhere from microwave- to mini-fridge-sized, maybe slightly bigger—and they went right over both of us,” Yager recalls The post Rockfall on the South Face of Half Dome: Ken Yager’s Close Call appeared first on Gripped Magazine. https://gripped.com/profiles/rockfall-on-the-south-face-of-half-dome-ken-yagers-close-call/
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    Thankfully the climber was unharmed—though could have easily been gored. https://www.climbing.com/videos/climber-makes-big-mistake-fall/
  • Guidebook XII—Member Spotlight

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    “Driving towards Highway 285, we pass strips of red rock cutting through the foothills of Morrison in Colorado’s Front Range, chasing the promise of new climbs. In the front seat, Josh Pollock describes the Narrow Gauge Slab, a new crag he has been developing in Jefferson County. Pollock is the type of person who points out the ecology of the world around him. As the car weaves along the mid-elevation Ponderosa Pine forest, Pollock describes how we’ll see cute pin cushion cacti, black-chinned or broad-tailed hummingbirds, and Douglas-fir tussock moth caterpillars. We pull into a three-level parking lot about seven miles down the Pine Valley Ranch Road. With no cell service and heavy packs, we set off along an old railroad trail toward the crag. Not even ten minutes into our walk, Pollock turns off, and we are greeted by a Jeffco trail crew building switchbacks to the crag.” https://americanalpineclub.org/news/2024/11/20/the-guidebook-xii
  • The World’s Smallest Boulder Problem

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    One of the most sought-after V4 mantles and V6 pinches in Squamish The post The World’s Smallest Boulder Problem appeared first on Gripped Magazine. https://gripped.com/video/the-worlds-smallest-boulder-problem/