There are loads of gifts you can give a rock climber, whether they prefer bouldering, sport climbing, or trad climbing. So much so that it can be a bit overwhelming knowing and choosing the right gift. Because of this, here’s a list of 33 presents specific to boulderers that cover 11 different categories. You should […]
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I’ve met loads of people that rant about how much they like their Hoka shoes. Whether they wear them at work, or for long distance running. All this time though, I saw Hoka as a copy-cat to Brooks and assumed that their shoes would feel the same; feel good for the first 1-2 miles on
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Whether you’ve just started climbing in a gym, or you’ve been going for a few months, you’ve probably hear other climbers use words like on-sight, flash, and redpoint. Here’s a simple, brief article that goes over each of them. On-sight When a climber has NO knowledge or experience of a route before their first attempt
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Technically, No Brief-lined shorts are designed so you don’t need to wear underwear with them. However, if you’re not comfortable with that, either socially or physically, then you can wear underwear underneath them. Exceptions Personally, there are some brief-lined shorts that I do wear underwear with, while others I don’t need to. For example, the
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Ever since trying my first pair of bougie running shorts, the Nathan Front Runner 3.0, I couldn’t believe the impact it had on overall comfort while running. With super nice materials and a back zipper pocket, shorts like these can make your runs a lot smoother. And when you’re tired, out of breath, with a
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Before trying the Nathan Front Runner 3.0 shorts, I had never spent more than $15 on a pair of shorts. (I usually just buy a pair of shorts at Walmart or Ross every couple years.) However, when I started training for my first marathon, I wanted a nicer pair of shorts. Hoping that those might
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1. Self-locking Carabiner Rock climbers use carabiners quite a bit, whether you’re the person climbing, or the one belaying. The nice thing about carabiners too, is that they typically last a long time. This makes them both a functional and fun gift, that’s likely to last your giftee quite some time. And self-locking carabiners have
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Earlier this year Altra released the new Torin 7s, which signaled to me that the Torin 6s can now be had at a nice discount. If you like a good deal like me, then these could be right up your alley. I hadn’t tried any generation of the Torin shoes before this, and they seemed
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1. Gym Bag When you first start going to a climbing gym regularly, carrying all your gear in your arms can get old quick. However, as my friend recommended to me, don’t spend too much on your first climbing purchases, just in case you get tired of it and stop going. 2. Belay Glasses If
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