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DIY: Build a stand-alone flexible Hangboard frame

Published

21/04/2020

Why build a Hangboard frame when there are ready to use door mounting systems available? A lot depends on which material your door frame is made of. And your walls. The walls and door frame…

All other gear, Anything & everything, Tips

Projecting – how a redpoint changes how you think about climbing

Chris

Published

25/09/2019

The term redpoint or pink pointing a climb is also commonly known as “crushing” or “sending” it. An awkward, but convenient catchall term originating from across the pond. Projecting is about trying to lead climb…

Anything & everything, Tips

Choosing the right crash pad for bouldering

Chris

Published

22/05/2017

“A good spotter is better than any crash pad” I heard that often. But a crash pad catches the impact of your fall, prevents injuries better than with just the spotter alone. So the importance…

Bouldering, Tips

Stepping out – 10 reasons to climbing outdoors

Chris

Published

03/04/2016

Why would you want to leave your comfort zone when you have the comforts of climbing in a heated gym, toilets, bolted routes, no walking distance and protection from chilly wind and weather? Why do…

Blog, Climbing destinations

Travelling in the off-peak season and staying flexible on a low cost budget

Chris

Published

02/03/2016

Travelling around in Europe can be expensive. Especially, when you want to dine out in fancy restaurants, accommodate in a 5 star Hotel and you’re travelling in the highest peak season: Summer or Christmas holidays. You…

Anything & everything, Blog, Tips

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DIY: Build a stand-alone flexible Hangboard frame

Projecting – how a redpoint changes how you think about climbing

Choosing the right crash pad for bouldering

Stepping out – 10 reasons to climbing outdoors

Travelling in the off-peak season and staying flexible on a low cost budget

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