such good ice! 7 climbing screws and then 3 in the anchor, so one every 10m or so. (racked 13, so had 3 left) rewatching this it seemed like i placed just enough to stay off the ground🤘
@@joshjoyner4271 my only advice is do not add pick weights and really dial back your swing. they are ultra sharp from factory and tapered to thinner than petzl PurIce. if climbing thin ice scratching and super light tapping is all u need. rock strikes will beak the tip (curling the ultra fine tip), but even if its beaked it still climbs better than a fresh stick pick and a quick file gets it good as new
Niceeeee
thanks dude, im finally home for a few weeks lets hit lincoln sometime
That looked so much fun, how many ice screws did you place in total for that one?
such good ice! 7 climbing screws and then 3 in the anchor, so one every 10m or so. (racked 13, so had 3 left) rewatching this it seemed like i placed just enough to stay off the ground🤘
How did you like the Master Scratchers? I just got a pair myself but haven’t been able to use them yet
def the best ice pick i've ever used (compared to camp ice and petzl ice picks). they also drytool extremely well.
@ love to hear it. I’m in Ouray and ran into a guy taking his Ice Instructor and he said the exact same thing. Looking forward to getting on them!
@@joshjoyner4271 my only advice is do not add pick weights and really dial back your swing. they are ultra sharp from factory and tapered to thinner than petzl PurIce. if climbing thin ice scratching and super light tapping is all u need. rock strikes will beak the tip (curling the ultra fine tip), but even if its beaked it still climbs better than a fresh stick pick and a quick file gets it good as new