Ishmael

I have used a 6mm with a 9 something lead line in the past. I was not a fan. The 6mm tangled/twisted really easily, fed faster so you had to always pull from that side… Basically, all of the negatives that people have already said… And just looking at how thin it looks in the middle of a long rappel does not give a lot reassurance. Just my opinion…

Nice. I climbed the NF of Chair a couple of winter ago at night. It was under a full moon... it was cool (pun intended). I was not training for GIV though...

Best TR ever...

Nice video...

You did not want to lead that... and there is not a chance I would have either.... Nice TR. Thanks.

Well, how do they look????

Sounds like Joshua Tree on a weekend.... I guess I was asking for it though...

Yeah, the bit I saw had him jugging up next to a water fall..... very exciting...

Thanks for the TR. Looks sweet... What is the average length of the routes there?

Just go to REI and try on about four sizes... I am sure you could slip one size into the other box...... This will only work if the box store has the type you want....

They have Oktoberfest in Utah? :brew: It taste so good when it hits you lips.....

Just make your own outdoor clothes if you really want to be core....

Careful... the geek index is climbing here...

Yep....

very nice. Cool pics.....

Makes me wish I was in WA... instead of Sol Ca.... no climbing this year....

The first time I climbed the north ridge it was July 2nd and there as ton of snow on the ridge. The slab pitch was completely covered... Much drier year.... Looked like a good climb... and fast...

I climbed it in July one year and had two tools which was nice. But then again, I suck at the French thing...... very cool climb.... should go back some day...

Given the size you have given and some density that I found online for rhyolite, the approx weight of the flake is over 7000 lbs... In one word, scary esp for a belayer....

Good to see someone was outside instead of rotting in a cube... dumb job...