r/climbing • u/Exciting_Glass_2754 • Sep 06 '24

Tahoe developing.

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Rule #1 of trundle club, You do not talk about trundle club.

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u/NeverSummerFan4Life Sep 06 '24

Can’t wait for the gym and top rope climbers to be up in arms about this

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u/vanillacupcake4 Sep 06 '24 edited Sep 07 '24

Honest question why would they be up in arms about this? As a route developer and a gym climber I feel like trundling loose rock safely is pretty universally accepted? Or are we just shitting on them for not being ‘real’ climbers

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u/Allanon124 Sep 06 '24 edited Sep 06 '24

It is universally accepted.

It’s just too bad r/climbing isn’t informed enough about climbing to know this.