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| Diggler | What is a "standard" rack? | |
Hasn't voted | Coming from halfway across the country (& not knowing what my partner might/might not have for gear, i.e. what I need to bring), this does not help much. This is one of the more important pieces of information that one can provide for a route! Suggestions welcome. | |
| Posted Aug 27, 2007 2:09 pm | ||
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| stevepack | Re: What is a | |
Hasn't voted | I just changed that description. When I did the Petit many years ago my rack consisted of: Chouinard Stoppers 1-12, Hexes 3-11, Forged Friends 1-4. For the Petit I left the larger stuff at home, including the 10-11 hexes, 3.5 and 4.0 Friend. I recall the route being easy to protect with pro up to 3 inches or so. | |
| Posted Sep 4, 2007 10:44 pm | ||
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| Diggler | Re: What is a | |
Hasn't voted | Thanks- appreciated. Got stormed off after 3 pitches, so I'll be back (with a sufficient rack, hopefully! Didn't need much for the first 3 pitches). | |
| Posted Sep 9, 2007 2:31 am | ||
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Rocky Mountain National Park
