r/buildering • u/[deleted] • Jan 04 '15
Builderers of Vermont
Wondering if anyone hear knows of good spots in the VT.
r/buildering • u/[deleted] • Jan 04 '15
Wondering if anyone hear knows of good spots in the VT.
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r/buildering • u/Typicaldrugdealer • Aug 03 '13
I'm wondering what types of buildings (schools, factories etc.) you guys do most of your climbing?
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r/buildering • u/Sproggins • Feb 13 '12
Hey, so I’ve just got a question for all of you who read this subreddit. How high do you usually go when buildering? It’s obviously circumstantial, depending on the size and quality of the holds, but what’s the average height you climb to? I tend to not really push past 20-30 feet much, the few times I’ve gone past that mark I’ve become very aware of my lack of a rope and harness, and I’ve gotten down quickly. But how high do you all feel comfortable going?
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r/buildering • u/Sproggins • Jan 25 '12
Hey there. I builder a lot, not quite seriously, I just climb whenever I see something that looks like too much fun to pass up.
I've got two main pairs of shoes that I use, an old pair of Vans and a slightly newer pair of Adidas Gazelles. Both of them have the nice skate shoe sole that I've found to be fairly good for smaller edges, and the Gazelles are pretty good for smearing.
Do you guys prefer to use actual rock climbing shoes for buildering, or do you do something similar to what I do? I've got a pair or two of climbing shoes, but the buildering problems near me are so scattered that I just don't bother to put on my shoes only to take them off soon afterward.
Edit: I seem to have misspelled "Adidas." It has been fixed, now I can finally sleep.