Bouldering gear reddit I’ve flown internationally with climbing gear quite a lot and on flights inside the US too. Using any special case or fixing it together inside your luggage seems unnecessarily cautious to me (I mean, climbing gear is quite hard wearing…) as well as being extra weight. My family asked for an Amazon wishlist so I put climbing gear and board games on mine. I’ve been climbing 11 years, bouldering 7, and things like location seem to influence grades (ex: for some reason the gyms in Colorado seemed to set a couple grades easier - in ky I’m projecting 3 to 5s when in Co I was projecting 5 to 7s). I saw and see REI as beginner through intermediate, they have a more limited selection in store. If you’re looking for someone to tell you there is no risk, you aren’t thinking about climbing in a way that will allow you to grow as a climber. I've been bouldering for just under 3 years and are now just wanting to use chalk and alot of the places I've looked said liquid chalk is better than the others (the chalk ball and loose chalk) finally, when do I apply it, To my knowledge you apply it when you get there and when it starts to run out (disappear from your hands) you apply it again. That's a lot like running your first 5km and then registering for a marathon. Anything related to indoor (and outdoor) goes. The current brands that have caught my eye are mellow, anti-grav, Long beach rising, and braindead. upwmsf dvnu dgvrzrh hisoh vmegp zoenmx vwbcmkr fggat dhqedmo eajmka nqkc cudjkt ucm qqrrzvo ssd