You’re high above the ground. You can feel the exposure under your feet. You’re pumped, growing weaker by the second, you need to find a better hold now. The next option is just outside your grasp, you take a breath, and go for it. Your hand hits the hold, you grab with all your strength, […]
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Review of The Mammut Infinity Protect, Classic & Dry [70m]
The Mammut Infinity climbing rope has gained attention over the years as being one of the best all around, one size fits all ropes ever made. Mammut ropes are world famous for their durability and have always been known as workhorse ropes, and though the Mammut Infinity has a sleek diameter of 9.5mm, it packs […]
Top Bouldering & Rock Climbing in Chile and Santiago
Chile is a adventurer’s paradise. This country has it all – high snow capped volcanoes, thousands of acres of untapped wilderness, granite spires, glaciers, and some of both the driest and wettest places on earth. Making this list was particularly hard because there were so many good places that ended up left out. You could […]
All You Need to Know to Rock Climbing in Piedra Parada Argentina
Piedra Parada is Argentina’s sport climbing paradise. Located in rural Chubut Province about 130 kL east of Esquel, it offers some of the continent’s best selection of single pitch sport routes. This location has something for everyone, with routes starting at 5.easy and going all the way up to 5.14d, and everything in between. One […]