Was shocked to hear you're using a 5/6 year old harness, however after checking BD, their lifespan is now rated at 10 years, and no longer 4/5 years. Every day is a school day!
Would love to see a video about how to measure whether or not you have gotten to the sweetspot of load for the day, and I guess by extension how to manage training to avoid injury but still push oneself!
That’s a tricky balance for sure. It’s essentially trial and error I think. And I lean on the side of doing less training because you’ll always have another day on the proj. But if you injure yourself midway through the season…not good
I use a bag that has a big zipper at the back (but it's not very comfortable honestly)... I'm curious to know how do you unpack it when getting ready to climb... Do you just get everything out of the bag on the ground everytime? Thanks for the video
I pretty my unpack everything in the bag and spread it out a little bit. Unneeded things will generally go back in the bag, but I’m pretty much working out of an exploded bag through the day. I don’t like hunting for things like spare chalk or nail clippers when I need it pre redpoint
The cragging I do here means I’m never walking out in the dark. I had one for a while but it just kept on having the battery deplete from no use. Took it out a few years ago and haven’t missed it. Got the phone if need be 😀
Dude, stop teasing us with sneak peaks of your home wall. 🤣
All shall be revealed soon 😀🥳
Old protein bar is essential, got at least 4 somewhere in my bag
Haha they just roll about and are part of the scenery 😀
totally agree on the rope length! I preach that to friends!
100%! For an extra little bit of money, you get so much more life
Was shocked to hear you're using a 5/6 year old harness, however after checking BD, their lifespan is now rated at 10 years, and no longer 4/5 years. Every day is a school day!
Yeah many material goods are 10 years now. But always read the labels 😀
Would love to see a video about how to measure whether or not you have gotten to the sweetspot of load for the day, and I guess by extension how to manage training to avoid injury but still push oneself!
That’s a tricky balance for sure. It’s essentially trial and error I think. And I lean on the side of doing less training because you’ll always have another day on the proj. But if you injure yourself midway through the season…not good
Great stuff mate!
Thanks 😀
Would love a vid someday of the blueys best routes by grades in your opinion. Me and some mates heading up for a trip soon
it's actually something i've been working on for the last little while :)
I use a bag that has a big zipper at the back (but it's not very comfortable honestly)... I'm curious to know how do you unpack it when getting ready to climb... Do you just get everything out of the bag on the ground everytime? Thanks for the video
I pretty my unpack everything in the bag and spread it out a little bit. Unneeded things will generally go back in the bag, but I’m pretty much working out of an exploded bag through the day. I don’t like hunting for things like spare chalk or nail clippers when I need it pre redpoint
What’s different when you go bouldering? (Apart from leaving sport gear out.)
That's a whole other story :)
If you're in a 38 Oasi, what euro size street shoe are you? Oasi's stretched quite a bit but I could only go down 2 euro sizes before foot death.
I’m 44/45 in street shoes. I go down a few sizes haha
@@TomOHalloranAus crazy - I'm 43/44/UK9 ? and the smallest I could squeeze into was the UK8/42!
headlamp?
The cragging I do here means I’m never walking out in the dark. I had one for a while but it just kept on having the battery deplete from no use. Took it out a few years ago and haven’t missed it. Got the phone if need be 😀
No belay glasses ?
Make me feel way too nauseous wearing them. I’ve tried a few times now