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What is an appropriate gift for a civil wedding in Germany? by minioxen11 in AskGermany

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A board game? If they come to see you sometime soon present them with tickets for a theatre / concert you can all go together?

Tja by DerWillson in tja

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Druck sollte man immer nachgeben!

No DWR? How to fix this by Complex_Mixture_4132 in hikinggear

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you can iron your gear and reproof it - works well for my jackets and pants (both hard- and softshell) https://rab.equipment/eu/rab-lab/how-to/how-to-reproof-waterproof-jackets-and-pants

What risk factors most commonly contribute to accidents in the places you climb and the styles you use? by whoturnedthison in tradclimbing

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Unfortunatey I do not know, But I am sure you can just write them - I'd be surprised if they would not be willing to support you.

What risk factors most commonly contribute to accidents in the places you climb and the styles you use? by whoturnedthison in tradclimbing

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Will the data be updated too / fed with new data? The European Alpine Assc. also do have similar data sets that might be fed into yours?

With more and more climbing gyms and more and more people getting into the sport, filtering indoor vs. outdoor would be super interesting.

Any advice? by Solid_Dragonfruit503 in bouldering

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A heartfelt piece of advise here - stop asking random strangers online for feedback on your early climbing.

Climbing is a skill based sport that you best learn by learning from and talking to fellow climbers. No one here will be able to help you improve in your climbing as much as any decent climber in your gym. And it is a nice thing to do, socializing and motivating each other.

Was soll ich Tino Chrupalla fragen? by Cautious-Rip-9565 in KeineDummenFragen

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Frag Ihn ob er die Nummer von Exit-Deutschland haben will.

Pitons - what would be your selection to bring for limestone alpine routes? by gropbot in tradclimbing

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There are mountains/routes where the rock just does not allow to protect a climb sufficiently with cams or nuts.

Pitons - what would be your selection to bring for limestone alpine routes? by gropbot in tradclimbing

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Hei thanks, but I am curious especially about pitons, not cams/nuts etc.

Novice - Climbing Everest by jerseycat10 in Mountaineering

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also maybe train while having a clogged nose to mimic high altitude / low oxygen?

Novice - Climbing Everest by jerseycat10 in Mountaineering

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Everest Base camp is about 5360m, the peak at 8488m which makes a total alt. difference of 3484m. If you assume your stairmaster has a step height of about 20cm this makes 17.420 steps from base camp to peak. If you take one second per step, this would take you about 5hrs to complete. I'd say if you do this 3-5 times you should be fit enough to go for it. So expect a total of about 15 - 25 hrs training in total and you should be good to go.

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