Hello,
I was wondering about some of the info on the UNB R&I website. It says you can rent shoes but down the page it states that during regular climbing hours you cannot rent harnesses or belay devices. Now I am waiting for my harness to come in from MEC but am planning to come in on Sunday night and Monday night so I will be without a harness. Is there any way I could borrow/rent one while I'm down? Just looking for some clarification.
Thanks,
Will C
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by Will C » Sat Jun 18, 2005 9:00 pm
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by lukelovesclimbin » Sat Jun 18, 2005 9:03 pm
Will, the wall isn't high enough to use a harness, if you want to be rope while you are there, i'll bring my harness, but it isn't high enough to rope you, IMO.
Luke
Luke
Yeah I can just dyno, at the very top and I don't really get so scared.
You don’t really realize so much how high you are, and then you fall.
You don’t really realize so much how high you are, and then you fall.
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by lukelovesclimbin » Sat Jun 18, 2005 9:05 pm
oh yeah, send me a PM if you still want it, i won't be there on Sunday as i am out climbing, but i will be there on Monday night.
Luke
Luke
Yeah I can just dyno, at the very top and I don't really get so scared.
You don’t really realize so much how high you are, and then you fall.
You don’t really realize so much how high you are, and then you fall.
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by Richard Eh! » Sat Jun 18, 2005 10:44 pm
Hey Will, it's a bouldering gym. There aren't any "sport routes".
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by martha » Sun Jun 19, 2005 7:08 am
And we also don't put the ropes up during regular hours. So even if you had a harness there would be no need to wear it.
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