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cracklover
Feb 6, 2010, 9:45 PM
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climbingtrash wrote: Post points... The unnecessary long ass list: -1 Active pro pic: good pic but no style points. A more artistic arrangement would be nice. Passive pro pic: +1 Post points total: big fat zero. I just think you can do better. 
Oh well, I'm afraid you've got me beat hands down where style is concerned. All I could come up with was grouping same size cams consecutively. Not very sexy, but, oh well.
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Arrogant_Bastard
Feb 8, 2010, 8:58 AM
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climbingtrash wrote: Post points... The unnecessary long ass list: -1 Active pro pic: good pic but no style points. A more artistic arrangement would be nice. Passive pro pic: +1 Post points total: big fat zero. I just think you can do better.
+1 for owning, and presumably using, 4 #3s, 4 #3-, and 1 #3+... blah.
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cracklover
Feb 8, 2010, 9:12 AM
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Arrogant_Bastard wrote: climbingtrash wrote: Post points... The unnecessary long ass list: -1 Active pro pic: good pic but no style points. A more artistic arrangement would be nice. Passive pro pic: +1 Post points total: big fat zero. I just think you can do better. +1 for owning, and presumably using, 4 #3s, 4 #3-, and 1 #3+... blah.
Woo hoo, I'm up to +1!
But to your point, I'd actually much rather get on something requiring 6 #3s (top of Incredible Handcrack springs to mind) than something requiring half that number of #4s or 5s.
I've got big mitts, so #3 is cupped hands. But once you get into big 4s and small 5s it's chicken wings and all kinds of awfulness for me, without the security of being able to get a knee in.
Shudder...
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Arrogant_Bastard
Feb 8, 2010, 9:19 AM
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cracklover wrote: Arrogant_Bastard wrote: climbingtrash wrote: Post points... The unnecessary long ass list: -1 Active pro pic: good pic but no style points. A more artistic arrangement would be nice. Passive pro pic: +1 Post points total: big fat zero. I just think you can do better. +1 for owning, and presumably using, 4 #3s, 4 #3-, and 1 #3+... blah. Woo hoo, I'm up to +1! But to your point, I'd actually much rather get on something requiring 6 #3s (top of Incredible Handcrack springs to mind) than something requiring half that number of #4s or 5s. I've got big mitts, so #3 is cupped hands. But once you get into big 4s and small 5s it's chicken wings and all kinds of awfulness for me, without the security of being able to get a knee in. Shudder... GO
I don't recall IHC taking a bunch of #3s.
I'm the opposite, hands are on the smaller side, but they seem to be wide. Somewhere around full 3s I get into a spot where it's just a little too small for a comfortable fist, but I have to do a fully-extended cup. If I can just sit on my feet (a la supercrack) it ain't no thing, but otherwise it's miserable.
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cracklover
Feb 8, 2010, 9:30 AM
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Arrogant_Bastard wrote: cracklover wrote: Arrogant_Bastard wrote: climbingtrash wrote: Post points... The unnecessary long ass list: -1 Active pro pic: good pic but no style points. A more artistic arrangement would be nice. Passive pro pic: +1 Post points total: big fat zero. I just think you can do better. +1 for owning, and presumably using, 4 #3s, 4 #3-, and 1 #3+... blah. Woo hoo, I'm up to +1! But to your point, I'd actually much rather get on something requiring 6 #3s (top of Incredible Handcrack springs to mind) than something requiring half that number of #4s or 5s. I've got big mitts, so #3 is cupped hands. But once you get into big 4s and small 5s it's chicken wings and all kinds of awfulness for me, without the security of being able to get a knee in. Shudder... GO I don't recall IHC taking a bunch of #3s. I'm the opposite, hands are on the smaller side, but they seem to be wide. Somewhere around full 3s I get into a spot where it's just a little too small for a comfortable fist, but I have to do a fully-extended cup. If I can just sit on my feet (a la supercrack) it ain't no thing, but otherwise it's miserable.
Sorry, I meant Supercrack, not IHC.
For me, I get in the size you're talking about at big threes and tight fours. Mid-size fours are perfect fists for me.
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sacagueah
Mar 1, 2010, 1:03 PM
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BD C3's 000-2, BD C4's .3-3 (doubles from .75 to 2), BD Stoppers 4-13 (doubles from 5-7 and 9-13), Camp tri-cams 0.5-2, BD Hexes 1-11 (4 unslung-10,10,9,2), 2-20 foot cordelettes, 9 sport quickdraws, 9 alpine quickdraws, 3-24 inch slings, 2-36 inch slings, 2-6 Mad Rock locking biners, 4 BD locking biners, 3 BD standard gate biners, 2 booty lockers, 2-5 foot prussics, 50 feet 1 inch nylon webbing, 10 extra dogbones, BD ATC guide, Wild Country belay device, Trango Cinch, Rock Exotica Silent Partner, Wild Country gear sling, Metolius multi-loop gear sling, BD Half Dome helmet, Metolius 3/4 finger gloves, climbing tape, and of course, duct tape ;)
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sbaclimber
Mar 1, 2010, 1:33 PM
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sacagueah wrote:  BD C3's 000-2, BD C4's .3-3 (doubles from .75 to 2), BD Stoppers 4-13 (doubles from 5-7 and 9-13), Camp tri-cams 0.5-2, BD Hexes 1-11 (4 unslung-10,10,9,2), 2-20 foot cordelettes, 9 sport quickdraws, 9 alpine quickdraws, 3-24 inch slings, 2-36 inch slings, 2-6 Mad Rock locking biners, 4 BD locking biners, 3 BD standard gate biners, 2 booty lockers, 2-5 foot prussics, 50 feet 1 inch nylon webbing, 10 extra dogbones, BD ATC guide, Wild Country belay device, Trango Cinch, Rock Exotica Silent Partner, Wild Country gear sling, Metolius multi-loop gear sling, BD Half Dome helmet, Metolius 3/4 finger gloves, climbing tape, and of course, duct tape ;)
bonus points for artistic layout, and I especially like the tape-on-the-helmet
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sacagueah
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sbaclimber wrote: sacagueah wrote: [image]http://www.rockclimbing.com/images/photos/assets/3/444593-largest_Smile_.JPG[/image] BD C3's 000-2, BD C4's .3-3 (doubles from .75 to 2), BD Stoppers 4-13 (doubles from 5-7 and 9-13), Camp tri-cams 0.5-2, BD Hexes 1-11 (4 unslung-10,10,9,2), 2-20 foot cordelettes, 9 sport quickdraws, 9 alpine quickdraws, 3-24 inch slings, 2-36 inch slings, 2-6 Mad Rock locking biners, 4 BD locking biners, 3 BD standard gate biners, 2 booty lockers, 2-5 foot prussics, 50 feet 1 inch nylon webbing, 10 extra dogbones, BD ATC guide, Wild Country belay device, Trango Cinch, Rock Exotica Silent Partner, Wild Country gear sling, Metolius multi-loop gear sling, BD Half Dome helmet, Metolius 3/4 finger gloves, climbing tape, and of course, duct tape ;) fixed.... bonus points for artistic layout, and I especially like the tape-on-the-helmet
haha thanks man. didnt see too many funny layouts so i decided to change it up a bit 
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climbingtrash
Mar 1, 2010, 7:55 PM
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sbaclimber wrote: sacagueah wrote: BD C3's 000-2, BD C4's .3-3 (doubles from .75 to 2), BD Stoppers 4-13 (doubles from 5-7 and 9-13), Camp tri-cams 0.5-2, BD Hexes 1-11 (4 unslung-10,10,9,2), 2-20 foot cordelettes, 9 sport quickdraws, 9 alpine quickdraws, 3-24 inch slings, 2-36 inch slings, 2-6 Mad Rock locking biners, 4 BD locking biners, 3 BD standard gate biners, 2 booty lockers, 2-5 foot prussics, 50 feet 1 inch nylon webbing, 10 extra dogbones, BD ATC guide, Wild Country belay device, Trango Cinch, Rock Exotica Silent Partner, Wild Country gear sling, Metolius multi-loop gear sling, BD Half Dome helmet, Metolius 3/4 finger gloves, climbing tape, and of course, duct tape ;) fixed.... bonus points for artistic layout, and I especially like the tape-on-the-helmet
+1 for presentation from me too. But spreading your gear out to make a relatively small rack look bigger iz like shaving the pewbs to make yur unit look bigger...
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Mar 1, 2010, 10:37 PM
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climbingtrash wrote: In reply to: +1 for presentation from me too. But spreading your gear out to make a relatively small rack look bigger iz like shaving the pewbs to make yur unit look bigger... ...it's a face.
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climbingtrash
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_SLY_ wrote: climbingtrash wrote: +1 for presentation from me too. But spreading your gear out to make a relatively small rack look bigger iz like shaving the pewbs to make yur unit look bigger... ...it's a face.
Cheeze Titer!
Well I'll be damned...it iz a face. 
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sacagueah
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_SLY_ wrote: climbingtrash wrote: In reply to: +1 for presentation from me too. But spreading your gear out to make a relatively small rack look bigger iz like shaving the pewbs to make yur unit look bigger... ...it's a face. haha thank you sly. im not just trying to make my rack look bigger lol
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onrockandice
Mar 2, 2010, 2:30 PM
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When I have all of my gear in a pack it weighs about 80 pounds and cost in total was about $4000-$5000 I think. Not totally sure on that. Not all of my gear is pictured for that price though.
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caughtinside
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climbingtrash wrote: onrockandice wrote: When I have all of my gear in a pack it weighs about 80 pounds and cost in total was about $4000-$5000 I think. Not totally sure on that. Not all of my gear is pictured for that price though. I'm guessing the one lowly light blue quickdraw was a booty score.
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sacagueah
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onrockandice wrote: [image]http://www.rockclimbing.com/images/photos/assets/7/444627-work-TheRack.jpg[/image] When I have all of my gear in a pack it weighs about 80 pounds and cost in total was about $4000-$5000 I think. Not totally sure on that. Not all of my gear is pictured for that price though.
Glad to see someone else uses a silent partner. love that shit!
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dr_feelgood
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caughtinside wrote: climbingtrash wrote: onrockandice wrote: [image]http://www.rockclimbing.com/images/photos/assets/7/444627-work-TheRack.jpg[/image] When I have all of my gear in a pack it weighs about 80 pounds and cost in total was about $4000-$5000 I think. Not totally sure on that. Not all of my gear is pictured for that price though. I'm guessing the one lowly light blue quickdraw was a booty score. what about the madrock kids shoes?
Or the fusions without any screws, pons, boots, or screamers.
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Arrogant_Bastard
Mar 2, 2010, 8:24 PM
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caughtinside wrote: climbingtrash wrote: onrockandice wrote: When I have all of my gear in a pack it weighs about 80 pounds and cost in total was about $4000-$5000 I think. Not totally sure on that. Not all of my gear is pictured for that price though. I'm guessing the one lowly light blue quickdraw was a booty score. what about the madrock kids shoes?
Is that some sort of pederast joke?
Banz him! Banz him now!
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onrockandice
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The fusions just arrived a few days ago. The other gear was out in my car (being driven by my wife).
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onrockandice
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Booty? Perhaps. It was won in a bet. So yeah... booty. I like that.
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onrockandice
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My kids crank 5.8 and 5.9 which isn't so bad for 8 and 9 year olds. They crush.
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currupt4130 wrote: I updated my spreadsheet the other night and took some more pictures today. This is my current version sans shoes harnesses and ropes Active [IMaGe]http://img685.imageshack.us/img685/6473/dsc02636x.jpg[/IMaGe]
Your gear looks awfully shiny. Go climb more!
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climbingtrash
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brokesomeribs wrote: currupt4130 wrote: I updated my spreadsheet the other night and took some more pictures today. This is my current version sans shoes harnesses and ropes Active [IMaGe]http://img685.imageshack.us/img685/6473/dsc02636x.jpg[/IMaGe] Your gear looks awfully shiny. Go climb more!
What if he just free solo's a lot?
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currupt4130
Mar 3, 2010, 6:46 AM
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brokesomeribs wrote: currupt4130 wrote: I updated my spreadsheet the other night and took some more pictures today. This is my current version sans shoes harnesses and ropes Active [IMaGe]http://img685.imageshack.us/img685/6473/dsc02636x.jpg[/IMaGe] Your gear looks awfully shiny. Go climb more!
There are 3 new cams in there and a new set of nuts from Christmas time. Other than that everything gets used plenty, when the east coast isn't under the shittiest weather ever that is...
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onrockandice
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Is this the PTFTW or did I miss that?
I'm surprised most people don't have a first aid kit. I think that should be a mandatory item given our chosen super-kick-@$$-SPORT!!!!
I love having that kit and it's come in handy so many times. So far just little things but I know if something bigger happens I'm going to be able to handle it better than without.
I have a chance to get my WFR this month but it's going to be $550 and right now that's BIG BANK for me.
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