By Danger-Russ Gordon From Zion, Utah Nov 19, 2012
| I've dabbled in Aid climbing, and done plenty of trad/multi pitch, but am looking to broaden my knowledge of aid and general big wall techniques. Just wondering if anyone would like to point me in the direction of there favorite big wall instructional book. Thanks, Russ |  FLAG |
By Danger-Russ Gordon From Zion, Utah Nov 19, 2012
| thanks csproul, I saw that from a ST thread, it looks like it would be worth some time, I was also wondering if anyone knows if the book contains things the on line test version does not? Hey Pete, thats the book I was leaning towards actually, thanks for the input! |  FLAG |
By csproul Nov 19, 2012
| Danger-Russ Gordon wrote: thanks csproul, I saw that from a ST thread, it looks like it would be worth some time, I was also wondering if anyone knows if the book contains things the on line test version does not? Hey Pete, thats the book I was leaning towards actually, thanks for the input! I'm not aware that the actual book had been completed...I thought it was only the rough-draft on-line version that was linked. I also have the book that Pete linked and found it somewhat more helpful than the older John Long & Middendorf book, although I own both. |  FLAG |
By Danger-Russ Gordon From Zion, Utah Nov 19, 2012
| Hey csproul, I think your right about CMac's book, I cant seem to find it, so I guess its just that on-line resource for now. Thanks for the +1 on Petes recommendation, I really appreciate it. |  FLAG |
By Caz Dec 1, 2012
| The book Pete suggested is the best one out there I think... I've lent it out to a few people and they all thought it was good. It is a finished product. You may find someone that will lend it to you. I would but I can't remember who has it now... ZAc |  FLAG |
By john strand From southern colo Dec 1, 2012
| And the Fishproducts website |  FLAG |
By Mickey Sensenbach From San luis obispo CA Dec 30, 2012
| This book is sorta out dated but super handy.
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By Brassmonkey Dec 30, 2012
| Mickey Sensenbach wrote: This book is sorta out dated but super handy. Outdated is right I'd say, between this and "Big Wall Climbing: Elite Technique" I would definitely go with the later. Better and much more up to date color pics, diagrams, and techniques. |  FLAG |
By Dana Bartlett From CT Dec 30, 2012
| Chris Mac posted on Supertopo that he will soon be taking orders for his how-to big wall book. He certainly has lots of experience. |  FLAG |
By Danger-Russ Gordon From Zion, Utah Dec 31, 2012
| Cant wait to hear from the Mac, I'm sure his book will be worth the money. thanks for the heads up! |  FLAG |
By Marc H From Lafayette, CO Dec 31, 2012
| If you want the most up-to-date info, I would wait for the new C Mac book. But if you're new to big-wall climbing, I would wait until you can get the older edition for a discount. ;-) |  FLAG |
By Rick Mix Jan 1, 2013
| "The Complete Book of Big Wall Climbing" by Chongo |  FLAG |
By Danger-Russ Gordon From Zion, Utah Jan 10, 2013
| I just watched some of the YouTube videos and had a look at the free sample pages, i really like the format and the content seems like its right at my level, Ill be buying the full version for sure thanks Chris Mc! |  FLAG |
By Mickey Sensenbach From San luis obispo CA Feb 14, 2013
| just got the new chris mac book on big walls and its super helpful ! |  FLAG |
By david doucette May 9, 2013
| i just bought the printed and digital version of chris macnamara's book. it is awesome and he even includes a few links to videos he made showing a specific technique. he's really passionate about the sport and it shows. great book! |  FLAG |
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