Huh? That's a pretty narrow range of sizes! And how fat a ski do you use in the winter?! For "steep" skiing some of the older (like a season or 2), narrower skis work well. You don't need much float on the steeps.
February 6th, Cinema 21. I'm planning on being there.
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Saturday morning was firm above the magic mile to mid Palmer. Ski crampon firm. Not good skiing conditions. Had to be back by 7:30 so didn't get any further.
Practically speaking the manufacturer would spec it in oz/ft for those markets, and since most retailers just parrot manufacturers numbers, the retailer would just use those.
Static ropes are usually listed as g/m or oz/foot because they are usually sold bulk, i.e by the meter/foot.
Most catalogs I've seen usually compare ropes by the meter or foot though.
Dude, your free to do whatever you want with that hold once you bought it. There's little to nothing patented about rock holds. Nobodies going to sue you.
Yeah you should add some reinforcement - resin's brittle. Experiment. Learn something instead of just buying.