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climbingcowboy


Aug 23, 2004, 4:08 PM
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Aid and Alpine
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How many of the aiders or bigwallers here have aid climbed in an alpine setting? i'm quite curious besides the obvioous of different places whats it like aidin on a mountian vrs oh say Yos. ?


scott_davidson


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Ive aided part of about every hard alpine climb Ive ever done, whether its french free or using aiders, more often I just have used some slings. Its about the same except it seems like your always looking at a ledge fall if you blow your piece but thats probably just cause its short steps of aid on things i have been on. sometimes bergshrunds need a little aid on pickets which can be strenuous. about the same differences in general as the differences between cragging and alpine i suppose.


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Ooooo, where's Brutus when ya need him.

Geoff -- you still heading this way for the Flagstaff gathering?! :mrgreen:


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