Ball Nut Size:#1 Squamish Rockclimbs extends from Murrin

Squamish Rockclimbs extends from Murrin to the Chief to the Smoke Bluffs

which meant that they made even the smallest holds fairly rounded

The landing zone is made one-of-a-kind from recycled cutting room scraps

during which time Caldwell redefined the sport

Ball Nut Size:#1 Squamish Rockclimbs extends from MurrinFor the slim and grim. Invented in 1987 by John Middendorf and originally brought to market as Lowe Balls, these have become the secret weapon of many aid and trad climbers. These little wonders will work in small parallel sided cracks where the only other option is pounding a piton. Ball Nuts also work in pin scars and small flares where even modern micro cams simply wont fit. Since they weigh so little, many advanced trad climbers keep a #2 and #3