Ice & Mixed Climbing: Modern Technique

Will Gadd, Roger Chayer

The Mountaineers Books, 2003 - 240

From one of the most prominent names in climbing today, this is a comprehensive guide to a sport experiencing a renaissance. It is a complete instruction guide to ice and mixed climbing.

Spis treści

• II: 6
• IV: 15
• V: 27
• VI: 28
• VII: 34
• VIII: 36
• IX: 38
• X: 48
• XI: 50
• XII: 56
• XIII: 57
• XIV: 76
• XV: 78
• XVI: 84
• XVIII: 100
• XIX: 110
• XXI: 114
• XXII: 126
• XXIII: 130
• XXIV: 133
• XXV: 134
• XXVI: 142
• XXVIII: 152
• XXIX: 153
• XXX: 154
• XXXI: 164
• XXXII: 166
• XXXIII: 169
• XXXIV: 175
• XXXV: 178
• XXXVI: 179
• XXXVII: 180
• XXXVIII: 189
• XXXIX: 191
• XL: 198
• XLII: 199
• XLIII: 200
• XLIV: 201
• XLV: 203

Informacje o autorze

WILL GADD won "every major ice competition in the world in '98 and '99 (ESPN X Games, Courchevel Invitational)" as well as the 2000 Ice World Cup. He writes for the major climbing magazines and is frequently featured on panels at the Banff Mountain Book and Film Festival. He says he started climbing with his parents before he could walk. Thirty years later, he still spends at least 100 days a year tied into a rope. Over the last several years he has put up new ice and mixed climbs, taught climbing clinics and developed a mania for paragliding. For more on/by Will, see willgadd.com. ROGER CHAYER has been a freelance photographer for ten years. His photos have appeared in Rock & Ice, Climbing, Gripped, Equinox and the ACC journal, among other publications. He has also done advertising shots for a host of companies including Patagonia, Black Diamond and Mountain Equipment Co-op. He has photographed in Africa, Europe, South America and the US, as well as Canada. He currently lives in Calgary, Alberta. He climbs and skis and has worked and climbed with Will on previous projects.

Informacje bibliograficzne

• Tytuł: Ice & Mixed Climbing: Modern Technique; Mountaineers Bks; Mountaineers outdoor expert series
• Autorzy: Will Gadd, Roger Chayer
• Wydanie: ilustrowane, reprint
• Wydawca: The Mountaineers Books, 2003
• ISBN: 089886769X, 9780898867695
• Liczba stron: 240