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  • Stomping Grounds:

    Red River Gorge,Brown County IN.,Winona Lake,IN. bike trail.
  • Bio:

    I'm a college student from Indianapolis. Unless you go indoor there is virtually no climbing here, so we go down to Red River Gorge right now. I'm just getting started on gear collection, and I am loving all that there is to learn in the climbing world. That is my favorite part of the sport. There are always people at the wall that can teach you something or let in on great places to check out. I also love to take my bike out to the trails.
    If I ever stop learning something new about the sport I think that is when I'll be bored with it. Fat chance of that happening lol.

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Five Ten Team 5.10 Climbing Shoe

April 26, 2010

If you have ever tried on the 5.10 dragon then you have a good reference shoe. There is a 1/2 size difference between the two shoes. If you're an 8.5 in the dragon you're a 9 in the team.

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Mad Rock Flash Climbing Shoe - Men's- 2009 DO NOT USE

Mad Rock Flash Climbing Shoe - Men's- 2009 DO NOT USE

Rating for this product: 4 December 15, 2009

This shoe is a great all around shoe. Edging smearing, heel hooks, this shoe will do it. One thing though, the rubber although super sticky, is not really durable. The sand stone at Red River Gorge will put the hurt on these guys. However, I have been really happy with the purchase. If I fall it has never been the shoe slippying that caused it. These thing stick like glue.

This is simply preference, but I am pretty sure my next shoe will be a lace up.

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Chaco Z/1 Unaweep Sandal - Men's

June 17, 2009

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North face Fisher Canyon sandal or Chaco?

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