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Significats de chockstone en anglès

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Ús de chockstone en anglès
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A good chockstone can be as reliable as a nut or cam.
Rock and Ice Magazine
2
They described their anchor for me: a sling around a chockstone with lockers.
Climbing Magazine
3
Darren Vonk below a huge chockstone during the first ascent of Dyke Peak.
Climbing Magazine
4
The author preparing to pull through the chockstone-flake crux on P14 of Flyboys.
Climbing Magazine
5
The key to the 70-foot pitch is a chockstone flake.
Climbing Magazine
6
To the left of the dam there is a tunnel formed by a huge chockstone.
Climbing Magazine
7
Eventually, Micah navigated past a truck-sized chockstone and up a sharp-cut dihedral to the belay.
Climbing Magazine
8
Pulling over the chockstone will usually be the crux, requiring some grunting and ungraceful body English.
Climbing Magazine
9
I was intimidated moving up to the chockstone.
Climbing Magazine
10
Use chimney techniques to wedge and stem between the walls or between the wall and chockstone itself.
Climbing Magazine
11
With immense labour I found a chockstone above my head, and managed to force my foot free.
Prester John
12
It's there because I thought the chockstone needed to be climbed, and I loved every second of it!
Climbing Magazine
13
The runner likely migrated into the crack where the chockstone was, or was set there in the beginning.
Rock and Ice Magazine
14
Chimney up and attempt to gracefully pull over the chockstone on pitch one, or just belly-flop onto it.
Climbing Magazine
15
After a tunnel move behind a chockstone on P5, continue up a corner and face climbing to the top.
Climbing Magazine
16
Climbed in 1951, this was a phenomenal achievement given that the only protection was a threaded chockstone too low to be of much use.
Climbing Magazine
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