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No 186, June 15, 1999 Current Issue Editorial Special How-to Sections Rock Craft Online Letters You Review Products Secure Ordering Readers Index Search back issue Link Pages Contact us |
Rock Craft | Big Walls | Destinations | Training
Recommended Reading | Gear | Higher Education | Ratings Racking for rollingPersonal wall-gear check list
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For the banged-out pin scars on well-traveled routes such as Mescalito or the Shield you will also need to hacksaw off a couple of 1/2-inch to 3/4-inch angles and carry these to fit wide, shallow placements. Also useful are two Skyhooks with their tips ground down to points that fit into drilled holes. Harder aid routes such as El Cap's Pacific Ocean Wall (VI 5.9 A3+) may require two to three times this number of pins and heads. http://www.climbing.com All contents of this site © ClimbIng Magazine 2000 Rock Craft | Big Walls | Destinations | Training
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