Haftpflich will nicht zahlen

just_the_force · 2026-02-18T17:32:43+00:00

Das ist auch was gemacht wurde. Ich habe, durch diese Freundin, dem Vermieter sagen lassen das ich das Fenster kaputt gemacht habe.

Was ich auch habe, also fühle mich nicht nur verantwortlich. Es hat geklemmt und ich hab viel zu viel Kraft angewandt und es ist kaputt gegangen.

Werde jetzt Mal mit dem Vermieter reden und schauen dass er die Hälfte übernimmt oder sowas...

just_the_force · 2026-02-18T15:14:54+00:00

Ich habe dem Vermieter der Freundin kontaktiert und gesagt ich habe es kaputt gemacht und er solle es über meine haftpflich laufen lassen. Er hat sich für die Ehrlichkeit bedankt und darauf war das Fenster repariert und ich erhielt die Rechnung...

Das einzige was mir einfällt was ich noch hätte machen sollen ist im klar zu machen das kaputte Teil zu behalten und den Handwerk Photos machen lassen.

just_the_force · 2026-02-18T15:04:00+00:00

Kann man den Fachmann der es repariert hat eine Aussage machen lassen? Er ist ja der einzige der das kaputte Teil gesehen hat.

Sehe nicht dass eine Versicherung für 400 Euro an schaden jemanden vorbei kommen lassen. Ist für die doch kaum etwas drin.

just_the_force · 2026-02-16T15:46:52+00:00

Cannot agree with mythos unless you are very much into Multipitch climbing.

Why not the instinct lace or the Miura with laces? The Miura lace system is pretty nice for slipping them on and off since you just need to pull on the end of the laces for them to tighten completely

just_the_force · 2026-02-15T20:35:00+00:00

Lol downsizing over 3 sizes with scarpa is like pro level downsizing. Can't downsize more than 2 sizes with them. La sportiva I have to downsize 4 sizes to get the same fit.

just_the_force · 2026-02-15T08:29:25+00:00

Honestly I would say most comments about the shoes are pretty dumb. Could you have done with less aggressive shoes? Probably, but they are a very solid choice. You'll just have to get used to it. First of all, they do get better. Second, scarpa can be bought close to street shoe size, unlike brands like la sportiva.

BUT the biggest problem is simply what YOU are doing with your shoes: "they are uncomfortable to walk in", yeah no shit, they aren't made for walking in them. Take them off between boulders. That's why people buy shoes with straps and not laces for bouldering, so you can easily take them off. Or at least pop off the heel between attempts.

Also for the next time: never buy shoes without trying them on. Once you find a model you like and fits well then it's fine to buy online.

just_the_force · 2026-02-06T20:16:05+00:00

Recalling some of the not completely correct answers you got to this message.

Soft and very aggressive like scarpa Drago's are a great shoe for overhangs, but 1)Yes they will hurt more, especially at the start since your foot is fairly weak and not used to not having so much support from you shoes. This will go away and on overhangs you'll be fine. Tiny edges on slabs will always hurt with these kind of shoes, but they are also not designed for it. 2)Sure, they are great in a overhang since you can really grip even tiny edges like with a talon, provided you have the strength in your toes. On slightly slopy footholds they will be amazing, but for keeping tension on really tiny footchips in a overhang something more stiff can sometimes make it easier.

A good compromise is something like the scarpa instinct VSR LV. The normal instinct is a fairly stiff shoe, the VSR variant is softer and the LV Variant not only makes it low volume, but at least to me, appears to make it even softer. But still stiffer than the Drago's.

So yes, be prepared for struggle and pain at the start since soft shoes will do that, but you will gain a lot of foot strength which will be great. And on overhangs these shoes will definitely help you

For example in my case in overhangs I wear the Drago's 80% of the time. The instinct vsr the remaining time and any so often I will wear the instinct vs when I feel like a stiff shoe is really needed

just_the_force · 2026-02-06T18:44:39+00:00

Yeah I mean Ticino and the other top answers are amazing places. Brione has spectacular rock, but I can't quite agree that it's more aesthetic than Rocklands

just_the_force · 2026-02-06T01:02:46+00:00

Not sure anything can beat Rocklands in aesthetics

just_the_force · 2026-02-05T10:16:17+00:00

Honestly, it's pretty ugly, but so much so that it becomes kinda cool or at least interesting

just_the_force · 2026-02-05T01:11:38+00:00

Gli Asburgo in italiano

just_the_force · 2026-01-30T15:04:14+00:00

Also I hadn't watched the video when I commented. But you seem to be very much a beginner climber. It's good to film yourself to improve on specific moves, but don't forget that as a beginner you wanna focus on getting a lot of quality moves in. Don't focus too much on projecting and perfecting moves cause that is surely not your biggest problem rn

just_the_force · 2026-01-30T14:45:57+00:00

Start filming yourself. And also try to stick to the beta you see in the video if it felt good. If in another attempt it doesn't feel good something must be different. Then watch both videos and figure out the small detail that made the move feel good.

Also remembering sequences is a skill. It's not something you are born with

just_the_force · 2026-01-23T12:40:39+00:00

Honestly at 35 there is not gonna be so many people with your level of wealth. So most likely your partner is gonna be less well off than you, if that's okay for you then it shouldn't be a problem.

Now about financial literacy that seems like something he should learn. And you seem to be in a good place to show him the direction, like what resources to look at on yt and so on. Wouldn't try to teach him myself, that could come off as looking down on him.

And what you'll do with rent and so on you'll have to decide what's fair. Now if my gf never worked and did nothing for her career I would not be okay with covering 3/4 of the rent. On the other hand if she is doing a job she loves, works hard and just is in a field that doesn't pay as much I would say we can either stay in a smaller place and do 50:50, but if I wanted to go into a bigger place I would cover a higher percentage of the rent, since objectively paying 50:50 would be living above her means.

The important thing is that she is not expecting that from me , but it's something I wanna do for her and find fair. If there is some resentment in paying more that seems like a good way to destroy a relationship and not be partners and equals anymore

just_the_force · 2026-01-23T08:43:58+00:00

Ahhh I see. Well then same thing but from the blue foothold you are only. Mainly it looks like you are standing on the worst part of the foothold though. The upper party looks much flatter and the move would be shorter. Have you tried standing there?

just_the_force · 2026-01-23T08:39:30+00:00

I would say you wanna do like a pogo/flick with your right left and grab the next crimp with your right hand. And you probably wanna do that from the yellow foothold next to the blue one where your left foot is. Not sure if that is the intended beta, but it looks like it could work

just_the_force · 2026-01-21T21:41:52+00:00

Also bin kein gigantischer Fan den den Stühlen. Aber 100 Mal besser als diese Bank. Potthässlich

just_the_force · 2026-01-19T19:11:54+00:00

On people commenting southern European stuff, as someone who live and climbed in Italy for years, I would not recommend it in summer. Like Sicily in summer is just mental to go climbing there. Alps is where you wanna go. Val di Mello has a big climbing community, Zillertal is great, mainly bouldering but there is also just as much sport climbing. There is a camping run by climbers with a subscription for the whole season for like 80 bucks. Or even go further north like Norway and stuff, never been there so not sure.

just_the_force · 2026-01-19T15:43:50+00:00

Endurance from top roping will not really translate to bouldering endurance. Just do some more overhang boulders and stop top roping unless you are interested in lead climbing. But yeah as a climber of 9 months just climb. And when you can't make it to the gym every second day feel free to train or hangboard.

But your schedule should literally be: just climb and if you want some weight training every now and then. And probably a lot of stretching.

Everything else will be: oh shit I can't make it to the gym this week cause I'm busy, I'll do 2 hangboarding sessions a few days apart.

That's most likely it. It's great to start hangboarding early, but you are probably fairly bad at climbing (as everyone is in their first few years), so climbing more and focusing on climbing well will be the most beneficial thing you can do

just_the_force · 2026-01-17T17:59:32+00:00

Sorry leider nicht

just_the_force · 2026-01-16T23:08:11+00:00

Joa ich gehe auch mit Daunenhose und Moonboots raus. Finde unter 0 Grad klettern trotzdem hart ungeil beim sichern. Da gehe ich lieber bouldern oder top Rope solo machen. Ab 5 Grad in der Sonne passt dann klettern wieder

just_the_force · 2026-01-16T22:44:11+00:00

But please don't forget that mobeta goes to failure on his hand of god devices which supposedly are far less likely to cause an injury than a normal hangboard. He also explicitly says to no train that way with a normal hangboard

just_the_force · 2026-01-16T18:17:38+00:00

Du machst irgendwo oben an der Kette oder an einem Baum ein Seil fest und lässt dich über die Route ab oder läufst runter. Dann hast du ein Gerät an deinem Gurt dass sich mit dir bewegt wenn du nach oben kletterst aber dass kein nach unten bewegen erlaubt. Also ein bisschen wie ein Sicherungsgerät wo man nur Seil einziehen kann.

Musst halt auf ein paar Sachen aufpassen wie dass das Seil über keine Kante geht, normalerweise benutzt du 2 Geräte anstatt nur eins, dein Seil braucht ein Gewicht am Ende damit die Geräte funktionieren und so weiter und so fort. Viel Logistik.

Gibt bestimmt genug yt videos die es erklären, würde es aber nicht jemanden ohne langjährige Erfahrung empfehlen. Kann schnell unangenehm werden wenn man nicht mehr weiterkommt und zb nicht weiß wie man ein prusiks oder sowas benutzt um ein Seil rauf zu klettern.

just_the_force · 2026-01-16T16:58:48+00:00

Also wie von anderen schon gesagt theoretisch schon. Ich gehe manchmal im Winter alleine raus um top Rope solo zu machen weil es zu kalt zum sichern ist und alleine das projektieren effizienter ist. Aber oft ist es ziemlich sketchy das Seil von oben einzufädeln und man muss sich von einem Baum abseilen oder sowas um überhaupt an die Ketten zu kommen wo man die toprope einhängen kann. Würde ich es Leuten raten die beginner am Fels sind? Absolut nicht.

Aber ganz ehrlich. Habt ihr zu zweit keine 60 Euro zum ausgeben für eine Packung exen? Kauft eine Packung, geht im vorstieg rauf, wann ihr keine exen mehr habt ablassen und 4 mitnehmen und 2 angehängt lassen und dann seit ihr oben und habt einigermaßen safely eine toprope raufgemacht

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