Retrofitting in the Canadian Rockies
The fixed gear, tools, and tactics we use in our mountains
The fixed gear, tools, and tactics we use in our mountains
It’s like the Fun Scale, but for Stoke
I don’t have a problem, you do!
Size isn’t everything
Why don’t manufacturers publish this information?
Going off-route on Freak Out, in the name of prows and chimneys
It’s what you get when you mix a chossy alpine ridge with a Ford that has rainbow lights, but no drive belt
Tugging the Devil’s tail
When it rains, the Rimwall cries tears of iron
My confession is that I do not know why I like to gobble choss.
Stacked rappels help mitigate two of the most common rappeling errors.
We don’t have a right to learn from other people’s misfortune.
Basic rules to have a good time climbing in the Rockies
Although it’s a leashless world, ice tool tethers still have a place. Learn how some of the best are adapting these basic tools to some off-label uses.
Adapting your favorite tool for your hand size
A simple regimen that only takes three or four hours a week
Wherein our dreams are nearly crushed by a rodent
Another one for the “I can’t believe this hasn’t been climbed already” collection