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Posts by ntc2‭

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Q&A Why go without socks with climbing shoes?

Because you want to increase your chances of contracting nail fungus or athlete's foot from your rental shoes :) In other words, it's probably better to keep the socks on if you're renting shoes.

posted 11y ago by ntc2‭

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Q&A Why does my hand skin continue to crack and peel for days after rock climbing?

I've been having a problem where my hand skin starts to crack and peel on extended climbing trips and I can't get it heal, even by taking several rest days in a row. Instead, it just gets worse and...

1 answer  ·  posted 5y ago by ntc2‭

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Q&A Why does my hand skin continue to crack and peel for days after rock climbing?

The problem could be caused by an allergy to drying additives in climbing chalk; that's what caused my problem. I had been using a prefilled chalk ball in my outdoor climbing chalk bag, and when I ...

posted 5y ago by ntc2‭

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Q&A How do I get my fingers and toes warm before rock climbing at cold temperatures?

The Crag Survival Handbook by Matt Samet describes the "Freeze-Thaw" technique, and attributes it to pro climbers Tommy Caldwell and Beth Rodden. Ironically, the Freeze-Thaw technique is similar to...

posted 5y ago by ntc2‭

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