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Sharpie on Nylon
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Theriault wrote:thanks for the info! I just covered my cams, nuts and ice screws with a black sharpie! I`m ubber safe now! About to buy a case to cover my crash pad!Mountain Project gold. |
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How to label your harness: |
Matt Wilson wrote:How to label your harness: Step 1: Using a light colored duct tape, create a tag around one of the gear loops. Step 2: Use a sharpie to write whatever you want on your duct tape label. Step 3: Allow the sharpie a few minutes to dry.Step 1: Admire your new label Step 2: Adhesive from duct tape degrades gear loop plastic Step 3: Watch as gear loop breaks and $600 in cams careens down the cliff Step 4: e-bay microfracture improved cams Step 5: Profit! (and buy new cams) |
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Step 6: Quit climbing all together |
wivanoff wrote: Step 1: Admire your new label Step 2: Adhesive from duct tape degrades gear loop plastic Step 3: Watch as gear loop breaks and $600 in cams careens down the cliff Step 4: e-bay microfracture improved cams Step 5: Profit! (and buy new cams)Nah, a real trad climber has all his gear on a sling around his body |
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Step 8 yer gonna die! |
Tom Sherman wrote:Step 6: Quit climbing all together Step 7: Sharpie and/or mircofracture face You are now hardmanLet me see your Sharpie and/or mircofracture face!!  |
 Bet those nails are strong enough to crimp very small edges! |
Theriault wrote: Bet those nails are strong enough to crimp very small edges!Won't they shatter from all the induced microfractures? |
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only if they've been dropped more than 3 ft |
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on a hard ground |
