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When Assistance Fails!? The Physics And Experiments of Belay Devices

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    The event has been scheduled to take place in Manchester in 2027 The post UK to Host First World Climbing Competition Since 2022 appeared first on Gripped Magazine. https://gripped.com/indoor-climbing/uk-to-host-first-world-climbing-competition-since-2022/
  • John Sherman Film Won Award at Banff Mountain Fest

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    Old Man Lightning took home the top prize in the climbing category The post John Sherman Film Won Award at Banff Mountain Fest appeared first on Gripped Magazine. https://gripped.com/news/john-sherman-film-won-award-at-banff-mountain-fest/
  • First Boulder FINAL of the 2025 season!

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    GrippedG
    With dozens of quality lines, this is where the famous Festiglace festival takes places every winter. This is a great place to visit for an ice getaway this winter The post Pont Rouge in Quebec is Famous for Ice and Mixed Climbing appeared first on Gripped Magazine. https://gripped.com/profiles/pont-rouge-in-quebec-is-famous-for-ice-and-mixed-climbing/
  • Snapgate or locking carabiners on anchors?

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    When and where is the best use of locking carabiners on an anchor? On the gear or bolts? On the masterpoint? Is it a multi pitch anchor, or a toprope? Can I use lockers on “half” of the anchor? It's a contentious and important discussion, so let's take a look. Premium Article available https://www.alpinesavvy.com/blog/snapgate-or-locking-carabiners-on-anchors
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    ischrisI
    It's so satisfying sending a route at the end of a session when I'm ready to go home but decide to give the project one last go. Today I was working a long traversing problem (v5ish) that has a fun mix of heel hooks, throws and fancy footwork while locked off on marginal slopers. Last time I was in the gym (before holiday travel) I finally linked all the sections and today I was consistently getting past the crux but just didn't have the energy for the easy-ish but dynamic move that followed. Was ready to pack it in but decided one more go to to dial in the first 2/3rds of the route wouldn't hurt... And everything clicked. Just floated through all the hard moves and hit the final dynamic move with that satisfying stick that tells you your hand is **not** coming off and then easily reached the top. Maybe resigning myself to waiting a few more days to send freed up enough mental energy to give me that little boost I needed.#bouldering #climbing #climber
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    “We’re not sponsoring The Climbing Zine, because we’re only doing digital ads this year,” my contact at Patagonia told me.  This was a setback I’d been anticipating — Patagonia has pulled back from a few different long term sponsorships — but to hear these words directly, from my long term business colleague who represents the… https://climbingzine.com/keeping-the-zine-alive-after-losing-patagonia/