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Adam M.
Jun 14, 2023
Yeah, climbing shoe rubber can get old and lose its stickiness over time. Exposure to sun, heat, moisture, and just wearing them out can make the rubber harder and less grippy. When the rubber starts feeling stiff and doesn't stick to the rock like it used to, it's a sign that it's getting worn out. It's important to keep an eye on the condition of... Read more  
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Adam M.
Jun 2, 2023
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 will depend on how often you climb, how much chalk you use per session, and the size of the chalk ba... Read more  
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PaulClimbs
Aug 29, 2023
Try to find the next best thing that you do have. Do you have a spray wall? If not, do you have an overhanging wall that you can make up boulders on using the existing holds? Otherwise, I would just make up boulders anywhere in the gym and try to make them system-board-like.
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PaulClimbs
Aug 29, 2023
This is a very general question. Is it for bouldering? Sport climbing? There is too much missing information in the question to be able to actually answer it accurately, but, in any case, it would most likely depend on your experience, technique, strength, and how determined you are.
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Adam M.
Answered a Question    Jun 14, 2023

what body type is best for rock climbing?

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Rock climbing can be enjoyed by individuals of various body types. While a lean and relatively lightweight body composition can provide advantages in terms of strength-to-weight ratio, there is no specific "best" body type for climbing. Other factors such as technique, flexibility, mental focus, and problem-solving skills also play important roles in climbing success.
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