Mad Rock Climbing Gear
October 22nd, 2008 | 
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| | Mad Rock Women's Onsight Climbing Shoes $74.95 Similar to the massively popular Flash, the Mad Rock Women's Onsight Climbing Shoe is a great all-around performer designed specifically for female climbers and using different lasts than the Flash. This shoe is tailored for women's feet: a slightly softer flex, and the interior volume is narrower overall, with a narrow heel and a higher instep than its Flash counterpart. The net result is a better fit that will translate to better performance. The Onsight also offers a subtle embossed graphics and a different color palette to stand out from the crowd. |
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Mad Rock Alpha Review
i want ot buy a mad rock haul bag. are they nice, pockets? the smallest 1 avalble, info please. thankyou?
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I have one. It is very nice. It has pockets for what I need. Mine is actually just a rope bag so it is pretty small. It has room for a 70m rope, about 10 quick draws and my guide book. It also has a pouch for a water bottle or sunglasses.
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This is what money is for! I do try to avoid hobbies that have high recurring fees.
I picked up hiking/backpacking last year–it ended up being ~$1500 for all the gear. Wow! But the recurring cost is low and the stuff should last years.
I've been interested in rock climbing, but the gear is at least $500 (for outdoor). I decided to wait AT LEAST a year, and try indoor rock climbing (free at the university) for now.
I'm thinking of some sort of dance classes. They are $12/hour and I'd do them sporadically… but I'm nervous that I'll like them too much and have to consistently fork over $12!
outdoor gear, they have good quality rock climbing gear and the prices are cheaper than what you get in a usual rock climbing store.]]>