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Hint: click the bars to see the specific climbs.
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Tristyn's Sendlists
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Everything at Bonsai46 sends, 10 projects, 82% complete
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Everything at Skyline43 sends, 64 projects, 40% complete
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Options2 sends, 12 projects, 14% complete
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Buddha "current" Project List6 projects, 0% complete
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Hitlist12 sends, 55 projects, 18% complete
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Frank Slide's Nine Nine's9 projects, 0% complete
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Frank Slide 6663 sends, 15 projects, 17% complete
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Frank Slide Benchmark Problems6 sends, 22 projects, 21% complete
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Add a New Climb
Here you can add a new climb to the Sendage database.
Climbing Area:
Choose from an existing climbing area.
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New Climb Details:
Important:
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Only create a new entry if you can't find the climb in the search results.
If you don't agree with the grade, suggest a new one when you tick the climb off.
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Type of climb
Grade
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