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    These awards are our chance—as a climbing advocacy movement—to honor some of the individuals and organizations who stand out for their exceptional commitment to building communities, stewarding climbing areas, and fighting for sustainable and equal access for all. https://www.accessfund.org/latest-news/access-fund-announces-2025-climbing-advocate-awardees
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    Charles Dubouloz has climbed three test-piece alpine routes this winter, with his most recent being one of the most remarkable winter solos in recent memory The post Alpine Soloist Drops Bag, Endures Night, Summits Peak appeared first on Gripped Magazine. https://gripped.com/news/alpine-soloist-drops-bag-endures-night-summits-peak/
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    After sending a plastic replica, Makoto Yamauchi and Ritsu Kayotani are now in Finland live-streaming their attempts The post Two Japanese Climbers Are Very Close to Sending Burden of Dreams V17 appeared first on Gripped Magazine. https://gripped.com/news/two-japanese-climbers-are-very-close-to-sending-burden-of-dreams-v17/
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    “Keep dreamin’, stay hungry, and remember that there is no finish line.”   This quote by Todd Skinner in the opening pages of the book Hangdog Days by Jeff Smoot gave me chills the first time I read it. In the pages that followed, I felt history come to life as I read tale after tale… https://climbingzine.com/staying-hungry-on-the-salathe-by-brittany-goris-an-excerpt/
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    Jimmie Dunn is perhaps the first person who envisioned single-pitch climbing in Indian Creek. In the mid-1970s, he walked up to an unclimbed Supercrack and thought, This place is going to be great for training someday. I was first introduced to Jimmie by Stewart Green, who is seen in this photo bouldering in the Fringe… https://climbingzine.com/the-last-pitch-from-volume-25/
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    Lumi AkimovaL
    This weekend tried ice climbing for the first time. With small drytooling experience, soft-ish ice and slightly positive slope it was surprisingly easy. Once did 5 climbs with no breaks, and only stopped because of queueAlso tried different ice tools: my new Trango Raptor, Petzl Sum'tec and two variations of non striking tools. Non striking are physically easy to to use when ice is not flat, but are harder to trust. Raptors are holding best, but the striking motion is harder to master because of the blade angle. Sum'tecs are just the easiest for beginnersAnd this was an actual frozen waterfall!(more like a frozen shell around still flowing waterfall, and the ice in the middle was quite thin and not attached to the rock)#climbing #mountains #ice
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    Pete Prodoehl 🍕R
    For you climbing nerds my photographer daughter just launched her web site... Nothing fancy, just some photos for now.️ http://maddyprodoehlphoto.com/#climbing #photography
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    Does your gear have the "BlueSign approved" label on it? My local gear shop put out an article about what it actually means. https://www.mec.ca/en/article/bluesign-spotlight-at-mec