Some gyms have rope swings between 2 walls. If you ever see one please light the end and run off, that’s the sort of place that has climbers like that ‘captain cutloose’ fella swinging all over the place and dynoing every move for internet clout and not actually climbing.
If that's 'not climbing' then based on your profile we can downgrade everything you've ever done to 'hiking'. 7a/E4 is an absolute path compared to that.
> What about holds with spinning saw blades and volumes that breathe fire?
Almost there, those nasty yellow jugs at Kendal wall. I am sure there is an angle grinder spinning in the back of each one with the way they leave your skin feeling.
Anybody see images of those phallic shape holds that were kicking about a while back. Maybe they should get a load of them for the Mini Works in Sheffield
Well, I have seen those conveyor belt type contraptions that slowly get steeper as you climb the same rotating set of holds. They're quite fun but the novelty quickly wears off.
Try some of the Peak district routes. Just been on a route where the jug turned into a sloper and then an undercling. It fell off completely after this orientation, but the gap it left was suitable for a hand jam if your hands are large. 4 different types of hold from one small flake. Can't ask for better than that.
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