This specific style of ascent involves navigating vertical cracks or fissures in rock formations. These geological features, wider than a typical crack climb but narrower than a tunnel, necessitate the climber to... Read more »
A specific rock formation presents a unique challenge in the vertical world. It’s a passage formed by two parallel rock faces, often wider than a crack, where a climber ascends by using... Read more »
This technique involves ascending a vertical fissure or space between rock formations where the width is roughly that of a human body. The climber employs opposing forces by pressing hands, feet, knees,... Read more »
The act of ascending or descending a narrow, vertical space formed by walls or rock faces that are close together is a specialized technique within the broader discipline of climbing. This technique... Read more »
The activity focuses on ascending geological formations characterized by narrow, vertical cracks or fissures, often requiring specialized techniques for safe and efficient progression. These formations, typified by parallel walls, demand climbers employ... Read more »
A particular geological formation presents a vertical passage between two rock faces, wider than a crack but narrower than a tunnel. Ascending this feature involves specialized techniques where the climber utilizes opposing... Read more »
The act of ascending a vertical fissure or gap between rock faces, utilizing opposing pressure with the hands, feet, knees, and back against the walls, is a specialized technique within climbing. One... Read more »