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| janezs732. 06. 2020 09:28:01 |
Uros1, how did you get to Austria? I'm interested in what works...
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| don kihott2. 06. 2020 12:49:52 |
Bravo Uroš...This via ferrata is really something special as all D/E sections are harder than the one rated E...Good they shot so many pegs into the wall otherwise rescuers would burn out...It's one continuous overhanging traverse on certain sections that goes a good 200m right and likewise 200m left...In this via ferrata you can see lots of scenes like drying salami in the attic
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| Pohodnik202014. 06. 2020 16:01:51 |
Today I climbed this via ferrata with some blisters on my hands, not easy, long and strenuous, without lifeline for resting it would be hard to get through.
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| don kihott17. 06. 2020 15:18:11 |
No more blisters when you start using closed gloves...
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| UROS13. 07. 2021 13:38:12 |
Greetings all! Today I started my annual vacation at 03.30 a.m. and went first to the Schlossberg via ferrata then to Turkenkopf and also to Koschlak Klettersteig Bad Eisenkappel. Primož, biggest thanks for the glove choice advice. I handled all three well, first time in my life that I kept all skin on my palms after so many hours of climbing. THANKS for the Info. Super they are!!! Now attaching fresh pics....
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| UROS13. 07. 2021 14:07:38 |
Exactly, Primož! For me this Griffen is a real challenge and many of us need to really really try hard to climb it. Griffen can also be a real test of how much better and stronger you are... Turkenkopf is pure pleasure for me and I gladly return there often. While for this Griffen I have awe and really need to be well prepared and rested for it.
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