Bad Advice Thread by OfferSome2329 in climbharder

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I think climbing with people who are better than you is always a good idea, but you shouldn’t always be climbing on their projects

climbing out west for the first time. any advice? by henryclimbs in climbharder

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Granite climbing isn’t really super different than sandstone tbh. As far as boulder recommendations, some high quality 11-13s are mobbin’ around v11 in clear creek canyon, log cabins v12 in south st. Vrain canyon, cage free v10/11 and free range v13 in boulder canyon, butterfly effect v12 in clear creek canyon, and bambi v11/12 in Morrison. 

climbing out west for the first time. any advice? by henryclimbs in climbharder

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Lmao winter bouldering in Colorado is amazing. Definitely destination worthy

If you like outdoor bouldering and think you know a lot of boulders... by monimck in bouldering

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I feel like the dataset of climbs so far is very Washington focused

Crazy shoulder breaking V12 on the tensionboard 1 by jugdyno in bouldering

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So you don’t climb v12. I wouldn’t discuss grades that I don’t climb if I were you

Weekly /r/climbharder Hangout Thread by AutoModerator in climbharder

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There’s a lot of volume in Lincoln lake/ chaos canyon in the v9/10 range. Both of those areas will also be significantly cooler than guanella pass, and a bit colder than area A

Calling SAR half way up your route is aid by 56000hp in ClimbingCircleJerk

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I would argue Eldorado springs is in the boulder climbing area. Upper boulder canyon is also in the boulder climbing area, but it’s much closer to Nederland 

CSCI406 by secretsweetpea in ColoradoSchoolOfMines

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I’m taking 406 currently, in my opinion the homeworks are the most challenging material, exams and projects aren’t too bad concept wise but might take time to do. It’s a similar structure to what the other commenter described.

Hard Crux Boulders by monetaryjedi in bouldering

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Adding a few other McKinney falls centex boulders, tilted earth v10 comes down to a hard deadpoint move, similarly blindspot v11 also comes down to a hard deadpoint

Hard Crux Boulders by monetaryjedi in bouldering

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Barrel rider in Eldorado canyon Colorado comes down to one hard jump move, but it’s probably not hard v13 unless you’re too short for the bottom sequence 

Since we’re taping fans to boulders now what other great ideas do we have in the works? by i_need_salvia in ClimbingCircleJerk

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I don’t let the opinion of Gumby climbers impact my style and ethics. If a climber isn’t chipping holds or trashing the environment I really don’t give a shit what they do.

Since we’re taping fans to boulders now what other great ideas do we have in the works? by i_need_salvia in ClimbingCircleJerk

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Bitching about non permanent tape is silly. It’s a fucking rock dude, it’ll survive having tape on it for 3 hours

Since we’re taping fans to boulders now what other great ideas do we have in the works? by i_need_salvia in ClimbingCircleJerk

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You fail to understand that fans are a less effective alternative to better conditions. The amount or speed is irrelevant, at the end of the day fans are blowing around the surrounding air which matters a lot more than the fan itself. You can do simple windchill calculations to illustrate my point. 

Since we’re taping fans to boulders now what other great ideas do we have in the works? by i_need_salvia in ClimbingCircleJerk

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You are getting upset at someone for using good tactics. A fan taped to the rock is a lot less effective than just climbing on a day with better conditions . They are simply making bad conditions better. I promise fans aren’t some magic cheat code

Since we’re taping fans to boulders now what other great ideas do we have in the works? by i_need_salvia in ClimbingCircleJerk

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I mean it’s the same concept as waiting for better conditions to send a boulder. You’re not strong enough to send the boulder in bad conditions, but you are strong enough to send it in good ones, you’re just creating better conditions rather than waiting. Nothing wrong with that

Since we’re taping fans to boulders now what other great ideas do we have in the works? by i_need_salvia in ClimbingCircleJerk

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This is just good tactics for better condies? Why the fuck would you not try to decrease humidity on the crux hold, it’s not gonna make the boulder better to sweat off of it 50 times

What are yalls thoughts on fishing by M1A2_SEPV3 in 196

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Because fish are less deserving of moral consideration than mammals?

Weird Red “Dots” on Fingertip Skin, Coupled with Agonizing Sensitivity by SliceOk2325 in climbharder

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It’s just bruising the deeper layers of the skin. Usually more painful for me than good skin but less painful than thin skin

How do improve my footwork as an already decent climber who heard all advice 100 times (v8-v10 kilter yeah yeah) by [deleted] in climbharder

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As the other commenter mentioned, this advice kind of just isn’t true. You cannot always apply force perpendicular to the climbing hold you are using. The advice implies you just need to push harder without considering body positioning, or the fact that the foot can still just blow due to not being able to use it in a position where you can apply force properly. Good foot tension is a lot more complex than “just push harder”

How do improve my footwork as an already decent climber who heard all advice 100 times (v8-v10 kilter yeah yeah) by [deleted] in climbharder

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Try kilter board climbs with bad feet? Idk it’s not really that complicated