boulderer

As a a sport climber and boulderer in general and a PA climber in particular, I just felt that JT's comment couldn't go unanswered (I still have a little pride / ego even as I get older).

unknown title 2009

As a a sport climber and boulderer in general and a PA climber in particular, I just felt that JT's comment couldn't go unanswered (I still have a little pride / ego even as I get older).

unknown title 2009

Im not a boulderer but i think most of the guys are working the rocks in the river between Devils Hole trail (east side) and Babel Tower trail (west side).

unknown title 2009

To my way of thinking (and I am not primarily a boulderer) a pad stack is one method of safely going higher at your level of safety comfort. jgill wrote: Well, I still think that the popularity of pads and their place in the ethical paradigm of bouldering were encouraged by those who wished to manufacture and market them, but I certainly see how they can be used to advantage - as their analogues are in gymnastics - in appropriate settings.

unknown title 2009

To my way of thinking (and I am not primarily a boulderer) a pad stack is one method of safely going higher at your level of safety comfort. jgill wrote: Well, I still think that the popularity of pads and their place in the ethical paradigm of bouldering were encouraged by those who wished to manufacture and market them, but I certainly see how they can be used to advantage - as their analogues are in gymnastics - in appropriate settings.

unknown title 2009

To my way of thinking (and I am not primarily a boulderer) a pad stack is one method of safely going higher at your level of safety comfort. jgill wrote: Well, I still think that the popularity of pads and their place in the ethical paradigm of bouldering were encouraged by those who wished to manufacture and market them, but I certainly see how they can be used to advantage - as their analogues are in gymnastics - in appropriate settings.

unknown title 2009