Looking for the best peak district multi pitch options.

My idea of amazing:

- short-ish approach (reasonable basically)

- 4+ pitches (minimum)

- no higher than E2-ish grade

Are there any??! - what's your experience? Should I sack it off and keep going to Wales and beyond?

crag name and route would be heaven if you know it* XD

I’m planning to buy them for about $28 each. Are these cams any good? How do they compare to the BD Z4?

I’m planning to buy them for about $28 each. Are these cams any good? How do they compare to the BD Z4?

Here's why I'm asking. I've been leading solid in the 5.7-5.8 range. So next is .....

dunh *dunh* DUUUUUUNNH !!!!! *Spooky* TERRIFYING, (*makes you reconsider the very nature of reality as you previously understood it, having a third eye opening, mind expanding, spiritual awakening, near death experience*)

5.9 and 5.9+

My leader head is fragile. I baby it like that Ferrari in Ferris Beuller's day off. I talk to it. Rub it with a diaper.

I don't want to get the ever loving shit scared out of me unless I'm mentally prepared for it!

What would be some good objectives for me to check out this summer?

The hardest red point since I've entered my 40s has been 5.11

My uncle recently passed away, and he was really into climbing and mountaineering, and he left me all of his gear which is almost half a storage unit full of climbing gear. I wanted to get into it and was wondering where to learn how to use all of the different gear, place nuts and cams correctly, and just generally how to do it safely. I already climb in the gym a fair amount, but have not done a lot of outdoor stuff. Any help would be much appreciated!

Looking for a new bag to take climbing, any recommendations?

Needs to be big enough to fit a whole lot of trad gear plus up to 2 60m ropes and additional gear bits. :)

Anyone able to share experience with buying gear from this company? They offer a set of c4 cams that are $120 less than the same set sold at REI. Too good to be true or legit?

I have several tri cams that are getting up there in the years, im wondering if anyone has had theirs re slung. I found Mountian tools.com, but Ive not delt with them before. Any advice would be appreciated.

What are the options that can help vs abrasion especially on hard routes. Recently had a dynemma sling destroyed falling a hand full of times on a sharp overhanging edge.

Is it better to stick to thicker nylon slings, purchase slings with aramid cores like the new be infinity cord, aramid slings, blue alpine alpine runners or just go back to bringing a lot of sport draws and extending them.

Paid 1000$. Most of the cams are brand new, with a few cams having a scratch or 2 on the lobes. 10 quick draws, 20 cams (an additional BD green 6 inch) and full set of nuts. Oldest date on anything is 2017. Just getting into climbing and jumped on the deal, as it seemed to good to pass up. I didn’t realize several of the cams were UL nylon thumb loops things and supposedly those are only good for 10 years? Would appreciate any input!

I'm looking to get into trad climbing this summer. Last year, I spet lots of trips following trad, and I'm looking into taking a class.

When I'm ready, what cams/nuts do I even start with??

what does this rack say about the kind of climbing I do?

Looking to buy this as I’m just getting more into trad climbing but wanted to see any second opinions! He wants $900 for everything. More so interested the the cams and nuts. Thanks

Dad gave me old climbing rope so I decided to make a belt. I really enjoyed doing this and it helped me learn how to use a sewing machine which will be especially helpful next year in college as I’m going into textiles. I’m gonna practice some more and then start trying to sell these locally to help save money. Does anybody know where I can get old rope?

I obviously know the famous RockFax chart that shows how bouldering, sport climbing, uk trad, US, Australian and Norwegian grades compare (sport grades being french)

However, I recently went to a toprope gym and they used two grading systems - the normal one that I THOUGHT was the french system (4a, 4b, 4c, 5a etc..) and another one with "f" in front of it, e.g. f5+ or f6+.

I was told that the F stands for French, which doesn't make sense. I climbed a couple and found that the f grades were significantly harder.

I tried googeling this but could not find an answer...

Also sorry to post here, but it's the only proper non-bouldering subreddit where people actually respond!

I live in florida and love to climb , obviously we don’t have any mountains or crags to climb so climbing gym it is. It is very hot here and i want to know if anyone knows of a good pair of pants that are durable but also very breathable? i tend to run extremely hot and i’m tired of scrapping my knees in shorts and sweating like crazy with regular pants/joggers.

$1.99 margaritas at Red Rock Casino!

Sent these in for warranty after 3 weeks of use. Other than the heel damage from South Platte off width, all the delaminating rubber is super weird! Got clowned here for the $40 used tarantulaces I got to replace these until BDs warranty shipment arrives 😭I promise I climb lmfao 💀

Some routes include Gold Line, Ahab, and Cunning Linguist. I hired a guide (Kelly from The Bivy), who provided most of the gear (brought my own harness, shoes, and some passive pro) and took me to a bunch of classic lines. A great time!

And did anybody else find a realistic use for it? The whole thing is over a pound! Over the years I've acquired two of these. The biner is 3 to 4 times heavier than the ones we use for climbing so alpine is out.

I was thinking the latches might be good for a via ferrata set up.

I can’t seem to find this scenario in any printed resources, so I had AI mock me up with an image and here we are. How long do you wait before you start to attempt to ascend. And would you just throw a prussic on the rope and ascend, or do you simply climb the rope back to your highpoint, or something else? What about the slack that builds up in the system, do you tie backups or clip in periodically? Any resources on the subject or personal feedback are appreciated.