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Wild Country has expanded their successful clothing collection to include a sharp new suite of dedicated training gear.

Read more at http://www.ukclimbing.com/articles/page.php?id=7202

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Are the clothes anti-gravity or something?

In reply to Pylon King Against Capit@lism:

Lets hope so, £200 doesn't buy you much does it?

In reply to 3leggeddog:

Must be an early april fools.

In reply to UKC Articles:

Sponsees?

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Men's and women's...
Which illiterate chap scribbled this?

In reply to zimpara:

Illiterate is putting it a bit strongly! Not sure most people would have got that right.

In reply to Michael Gordon:

Found out who wrote it guy's. Get the pitch fork's

In reply to UKC Articles:

All is clear now. No wonder I'm not getting any stronger. I'm wearing the wrong stuff. Bugger, should have known.

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Now I know where I've been going wrong - I've been training in the same £2 Tesco's T-shirts that I actually climb in.

And I love the way they say "worth £192" when what they mean is "costs £192". Anyway, for that amount you could just about buy a belay jacket that would ward off hypothermia at Ratho in winter.

In reply to zimpara:
I wrote it and according to all sources I can find I am correct so I am not sure why you are so concerned about my literacy. Obviously I stand to be corrected but I would genuinely like know what you think is wrong?

In reply to Richie Patterson, Wild Country:

I'm not sure if you do stand to be corrected at all. Surely the plural possessive form of "man" is "men's"? Same for women. The only difference would have been if you had used the plural possessive of "lady" which is "ladies'", but you didn't. Mr Zimpara then puts two greengrocer's apostrophes into his next post, but I guess that was deliberate to make a point. I just don't think he has a point.

Some English teacher will have to explain slowly why I'm wrong on this, because I can't work I out. I'm gonna enter the comp now after writing all that on my phone!

In reply to Richie Patterson, Wild Country:

This is ukc no matter how correct you are you can always be correcter

In reply to zimpara:

Men's is correct - see Men's Health Magazine, the result for any google search for "mens" or just a dictionary.

In reply to Richie Patterson, Wild Country:

"Womens Training Gear" should be "Women's Training Gear"

In reply to Simon Caldwell:

You're right about that one...!

In reply to Richie Patterson, Wild Country:

didn't notice any grammar issues but was amused after opening the brand book link to be shown an advert for singing rock climbing harnesses.