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How to Climb Series: Climbing Anchors by John Long
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Climbing Anchors, 2nd (How To Climb Series)

by John Long

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Falcon (2006), Paperback, 240 pages

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Required reading for any climber. Setting decent anchors is far from intuitive even for experienced climbers, and this book helps a lot. ( )
ianw | Sep 16, 2008 |  
The first of two awesome anchor references. Learn this stuff if you climb! ( )
akbibliophile | Dec 29, 2005 |  
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Amazon.com (ISBN 0934641374, Paperback)

The most valuable skill you can acquire as a traditional climber is the ability to build sturdy, reliable anchors. Without that, no amount of natural talent or dumb luck will allow you to live a long, healthy life as a rock climber. Fortunately, John Long's guide to climbing anchors is a definitive source, with sections on natural, equalized, haul bag, and rappelling anchors. Whether you're using spring-loaded, camming devices or the old-school, passive tri-cams, Long presents a number of creative options for nearly every possible situation. Long is a patient teacher and his writing is clear and concise, but it's the hundreds of illustrations that really drive his lessons home. --Benjamin Tiffany

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