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D Mc · 10th February 2008, 03:54 PM

New Guy, actually one of the things I liked about A Lopa's choice is that it is solid and safe, but plenty of room for improvement. A little discomfort really seperates the "I think I want to climb's" from the "I AM going to do this!" kind of climbers.

It is hard not to lose patience sometimes with trainees but I will always take my hat off when I see a guy pushing through some discomfort and really having a go at it.

D Mc

10th February 2008, 03:54 PM	#86 (permalink)
D Mc Semi-mature vigorous tree Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Montana Posts: 72	Re: company climbing kits New Guy, actually one of the things I liked about A Lopa's choice is that it is solid and safe, but plenty of room for improvement. A little discomfort really seperates the "I think I want to climb's" from the "I AM going to do this!" kind of climbers. It is hard not to lose patience sometimes with trainees but I will always take my hat off when I see a guy pushing through some discomfort and really having a go at it. D Mc