Rock Climbing Term Choss at Weston Donahue blog

Rock Climbing Term Choss. Often brittle, manky, crumbly, wet, or otherwise awful. General term for failing to send a climb. In a nutshell, it’s what climbers use for rock climbing. Climbing on chossy rock can be dangerous due to the risk of holds or pieces of the rock breaking. Fragile or breakable rock, especially large swaths of it. Any kind of debris found on outdoor rock, including chalk buildup, moss, dirt, vines, vegetation, etc. Loose or friable rock that is often unstable. A “choss pile” is an entire cliff or formation consisting entirely of choss. Beta, crux, crimp, send, free solo—key rock climbing terms and lingo explained for new climbers, with reference photos for each A crag is a steep, rugged cliff or rock face found in hilly, mountainous regions. Choss is unstable, crumbly or loose rock that’s unsafe to climb.

In a nutshell, it’s what climbers use for rock climbing. A “choss pile” is an entire cliff or formation consisting entirely of choss. A crag is a steep, rugged cliff or rock face found in hilly, mountainous regions. Often brittle, manky, crumbly, wet, or otherwise awful. Any kind of debris found on outdoor rock, including chalk buildup, moss, dirt, vines, vegetation, etc. Beta, crux, crimp, send, free solo—key rock climbing terms and lingo explained for new climbers, with reference photos for each General term for failing to send a climb. Loose or friable rock that is often unstable. Choss is unstable, crumbly or loose rock that’s unsafe to climb. Fragile or breakable rock, especially large swaths of it.

Bouldering in Choss 30 aka 30 Rock aka Pimpin' Ain't Easy, Keystone a.k

Rock Climbing Term Choss Beta, crux, crimp, send, free solo—key rock climbing terms and lingo explained for new climbers, with reference photos for each Beta, crux, crimp, send, free solo—key rock climbing terms and lingo explained for new climbers, with reference photos for each A crag is a steep, rugged cliff or rock face found in hilly, mountainous regions. A “choss pile” is an entire cliff or formation consisting entirely of choss. General term for failing to send a climb. In a nutshell, it’s what climbers use for rock climbing. Choss is unstable, crumbly or loose rock that’s unsafe to climb. Fragile or breakable rock, especially large swaths of it. Often brittle, manky, crumbly, wet, or otherwise awful. Any kind of debris found on outdoor rock, including chalk buildup, moss, dirt, vines, vegetation, etc. Loose or friable rock that is often unstable. Climbing on chossy rock can be dangerous due to the risk of holds or pieces of the rock breaking.