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General Mountaineering Not Well Served By Modern Ice Axes. Ergomomic Analysis by a New Zealand climber provides evidence of a wrong turning in technical change. Brian Wilkins, a mountaineer from New Zealand, has some thoughts about the history of climbing...

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Often when travel becomes really difficult and a clear route through the pressured ice is difficult to find, we unhook from our sled-canoes and climb a nearby chunk of ice. Five or six feet of elevation later, a fairly navigable route usually appears. Perspective.

Mount Shasta A lady on climbing Mount Shasta Complained as the mountain grew vaster, That it wasn't the climb Nor the dirt nor the grime But the ice on her ass that harassed her.

The Herald, WA -... They're rewarded with free passes for activities such as ice and roller skating, rock climbing, bowling, swimming and batting cages as they reach their goals. ...

Yesterday saw the offical launch of the Outdoor Capital website at The Ice Factor in Kinlochleven. Dave MacLeod, Scotland's top mixed climber and one of the world's most talented climbers, scaled the indoor ice wall beside the Outdoor Capital logo. In a fanastic world first he then went on to climb a 60 foot pillar of ice to entertain visitors to the Fort William Mountain Film Festival. The ice tower used brand new technology and proved a resounding success as Dave was followed up the ice by Kevin and Fiona Murray. The event brought a taste of ice climbing to members of the public who have never experienced ice climbing before, and impressed those watching who were familiar with the sport! We hope you find the Outdoor Capital website useful and come and join us in Lochaber...