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How Can You Improve Footwork For Better Balance?
General Climbing
Mar 25
Elevate your climbing game with better footwork. Discover techniques and exercises to enhance your balance and efficiency on the wall.
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PaulClimbs
Jun 15
Are velcro shoes less durable than lace and slippers?
I don't have any lace climbing shoes, but so far I know quite a few people who have Velcro shoes that have torn and the Velcro strap is no longer attached. My shoes are actually very close to tearing it seems as well. I have never seen anyone whose lace shoes have torn though, but I'm sure it happens, I just don't know at what rate compared to V...
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PaulClimbs
Jun 15
Do brands have similar sizing, or does downsizing in one not equal the same size in another?
There may be some brands that have similar sizing, most likely by chance, but overall brands can have very different sizing to their shoes. Even different shoes from the same brand tend to have different sizing.
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For indoor bouldering, wear comfortable and flexible climbing shoes, stretchy pants or shorts, a breathable shirt or tank top, and a supportive sports bra. Opt for moisture-wicking fabrics to keep you cool and dry. Consider having a chalk bag or buck...
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Yes, you can refill a chalk ball. Chalk balls are designed to be reusable and refillable. When your chalk ball starts to run low, you can simply open it up, add loose chalk inside, and then close it securely. This allows you to continue using the cha...
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The longevity of a chalk ball can vary depending on factors such as frequency of use and personal preference for chalk application. Generally, a chalk ball can last for several months to a year or even longer. How quickly you go through a chalk ball ...
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It is generally not necessary to wash your chalk bag frequently unless it becomes visibly dirty or starts to develop an unpleasant odor. Chalk bags are primarily used to hold and dispense chalk, which is a dry substance. However, over time, the insid...
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Chalk is not a strict requirement for bouldering, but it is commonly used by many climbers to improve grip and reduce sweat on their hands. The decision to use chalk while bouldering is a personal preference. Some climbers find that chalk helps absor...
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Yes, you can definitely get sweaty while bouldering. It's a physically demanding activity that can raise your body temperature and make you perspire. Sweating is a natural response to the physical exertion and helps regulate your body temperatur...
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Climbers don't wear gloves while bouldering, sport climbing, or any other type of rock climbing, with the exception of crack climbing in which the climber may wear a special kind of glove that covers the back part of the hand, leaving the palm u...
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I usually put a vitamin E cream on them. There are creams and balms that are made specifically for climbing, but I have always benefited from pure vitamin E. I haven't tried any of the others climbing specific creams or balms, though. I have...
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As a climber, I can tell you that hand size is not a limiting factor in rock climbing. Whether you have small hands, large hands, or somewhere in between, you can excel in the sport. Climbing technique, strength, and body positioning are far more imp...
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