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gblauer
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Jan 30, 2006, 12:56 AM
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Or so says Mitchal. He's right, with two rooms and 20 foot walls, this place would be awesome as a hold studded apartment.
As a climbing gym, it left much to be desired; 20 foot walls, marginal routes/problems and a twenty dollar day pass.
Better to pay the $50 and go to Chelsea Pier.
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williamb
Nov 3, 2006, 4:15 PM
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In reply to: Or so says Mitchal. He's right, with two rooms and 20 foot walls, this place would be awesome as a hold studded apartment. As a climbing gym, it left much to be desired; 20 foot walls, marginal routes/problems and a twenty dollar day pass. Better to pay the $50 and go to Chelsea Pier.
Who cares if the walls are only 20', you climb the climb get lowered and do the one next to it. Wow now it's a 40" wall. For "$18" I think it's worth saving the extra $32. And if you wanted to boulder the price is well worth it, Chelsea piers bouldering is really just a long travers.
I also think that their routes are awsome, you obviously didn't now this, but Chealsea and MPHC have many of the same course setters.
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mturner
Nov 3, 2006, 4:52 PM
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You New Yorkers need to get out more
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