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GREAT SUCCESS!

Braggart.

It's not water, it's benzene.

Pfft...tin cup. So bourgeois..

I'm the type that contends the glass is completely full. Of water and air.

Snow rage.......building....

This issue comes up all the time on climbing forums. Is there a point where incident analysis and education infringes disproportionately on the emotions of the victim's friends and family?

Ultimately though, nobody ever changes a mod's mind, and nobody is forcing you to be here.

I will hear none of this crevasse-less crevasse rescue training nonsense!

We will DIG A CREVASSE!

Mine usually amounts to "Going to [place]. Back in contact by [date/time] or call SAR. If I die, erase all my porn."

Sorry subscribers, but to many damn rednecks and mountain trash were yip yapping, seems that calling SARS underfunded and unreliable really upsets the white trash. I also really didn’t feel like have the epically historic debate of civilian operations training vs military training which then always...

I am also leaning towards having the ice axe rigged securely to me. Last season I kept my axe attached to my pack's hip belt, problem was that when I wanted to drop my pack down I had to un-clip the sling -- so I didn't like that setup, besides pack's hip belt is not all that secure anyway. This se...

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Guess that's what happens when climbers work in offices..

I am VERY down to try out roped team glacier travel and rescue scenarios.

Also of consideration is how AWESOME you look just holding it. Try different poses, like The Lumberjack, The Rock Star, The Axe Murderer, etc. You'll find one length that works best for most situations. Color coordination is also key; get an axe in a hue that best complements your current outdoor wa...

Sooner rather than later. 08JAN. Kaboom.

Some course suggestions.. > Advanced Winter Survival: Eating Your Friends - Selection and Technique > Cliffhanger 101: A Study Companion to the Groundbreaking Alpine Hand-to-Hand Combat Documentary > Mountaineering: Freedom of the Hills - Cover-to-Cover. 48 consecutive days. Also, >"Don't walk...

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bertfivesix wrote: ↑Some course suggestions..

No ice axe air guitar technique?

Good idea Taco

Can't be taught. You've either got it or you don't.

Some course suggestions..

> Advanced Winter Survival: Eating Your Friends - Selection and Technique
> Cliffhanger 101: A Study Companion to the Groundbreaking Alpine Hand-to-Hand Combat Documentary
> Mountaineering: Freedom of the Hills - Cover-to-Cover. 48 consecutive days.

As it's been mentioned, it all depends on the weather and snow conditions, as well as what route you're taking. That said, most of the time I've been up Baldy or other San G mountains in the winter, I've encountered conditions where crampons were either hugely beneficial, or downright necessary for ...

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They only rent the shoothouse to military or law enforcement agencies and legit training schools. The rifle length ranges at Burro can be had on a weekend with around 4-6 weeks advance reservation (weekdays are considerably easier to reserve). I would highly recommend trying to secure one of the &qu...

Until 10/6 you can also use the code ALVSEPT2KX for 20% off, bringing them down to 3.96 a piece. Also, once you get to the next-to-final checkout page, there'll be a button to "Add order instructions". Enter the words "Easter egg" and then submit your order. The order will submit...

Let there be no further doubt. Stangl confessed. Blamed it on a altitude/exhaustion related delirium that made him believe he was on the summit.

Let's go back and do Dr. Know in the shade.

impressive, but he's no Aleksey Vayner..

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"journalism"

I'm using Chrome 4.0.249.78 beta, no issues here

it was on black diamond's site, but the sale's over now. back to your regularly scheduled high retail prices..

I was thinking more along the lines of lowering you from the anchor using a belay device like an ATC Guide or Reverso3 in guide/2nd mode, using radio contact to control rate of descent. Getting back up might not even be an issue - if it's mission accomplished, we can just lower you down into the bow...