pulldown wrote:Does the ice make the crash pad slip away when you fall on it?
They might slip some, but the crampons should keep the falling climber firmly attached to the pad.
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pulldown wrote:Does the ice make the crash pad slip away when you fall on it?
aidasr wrote:id love to shoot some photos and maybe write something about this if someone can give me a lift over from halifax.
aidasr wrote:hey guys, heres some shots.
They're not great, but i think next time with some more appropriate gear they'll be a lot better.
http://flickr.com/photos/aidasr
mike wrote:The ice as of 5pm tonight was fuller than when it was first climbed on Tuesday evening. There are a few different features forming, including a bit of a bulge at the top of climbers right. the ice was filling up nicely at ground level inside the tower and I expect that tomorrow morning will be the right time to redirect all the water to the climbing face. With temperatures like this, all the ice in NS is going to be getting thick. I'll be at Dirty RAT on Saturday with a big shiite eating grin and a pair of hot dog flippers in my gloved hands.... anyone interested in meeting at Steve-o-reno's at 8am on Sunday for a road trip? Mike
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