yer_a_wizard_hrry•

First glimpse I thought those were bananas. In the end it was satisfying as always.

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The_Sap_Must_Flow•

Do you you find it effects the texture of the holds much?

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jkeyes98OP•

Yes, older climbs tend to be a bit greasier. Thats why we clean them!

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The_Sap_Must_Flow•

Actually what I meant does the power washing effect the texture.

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nv2beats•

Is that just built up hand residue ? 😷

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jkeyes98OP•

Chalk from hands and dirt/shoe rubber

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fuckaff•

They do that to clean them

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louiefranco_•

You don’t say

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SmilingMoonStone•

Finger Cheese!

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Heyygaar•

Foldy holds

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Pianoatuna•

Foldy holdys*

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throwaway84343•

How much would that hurt on a human?

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albule•

Always wondered how they did this at the gym I go to. After putting them back on the wall, do they grease up faster if they've been washed a couple of times? I've seen holds go from greasy and jet black on a route, taken down, washed, and then set on another route it feels brand new.

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teatabletea•

Couple of gyms I know run them through the dishwasher.

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jkeyes98OP•

I have a small scar on the back of my arm from getting hit.

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MutleyGru•

Baaaaanaaanaaaaaaaaa

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IronicDespair•

What a specific item

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BornR3STLESS•

Thought these were mangos at first

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BeaverStun•

Maybe wash your hands?

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EatMoarWaffles•

When people rock climb, they put chalk on their fingers to help them climb. This sort of thing builds up very quickly, and not from dirty hands.

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emilyxox33•

What you’re seeing come off that hold is actually the rubber from climber’s shoes more than the chalk.

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