Big wall climbing is perfect - if super tough - adaptive adventure, and I’ve climbed El Cap with climbers who have been blind and climbers who are wheelchair-bound. The vertical world of a wall is somewhere - like the ocean - that can be explored and experienced as long as someone has will and fortitude.
I’m 81 and have a supra pubic catheter. Have climbed 100+ days a year since 1957 until this year.
Can I use a lightweight alpine paragliding harness to a)lead climb b) second climb.
Have looked at Neo and Jingliders lightweight products on line but cannot decide if they will give me the freedom to climb. Very sorry to bother you but climbing and the comradeship has been my life.
Hi Andy,
I’m 81 and have a supra pubic catheter. Have climbed 100+ days a year since 1957 until this year.
Can I use a lightweight alpine paragliding harness to a)lead climb b) second climb.
Have looked at Neo and Jingliders lightweight products on line but cannot decide if they will give me the freedom to climb. Very sorry to bother you but climbing and the comradeship has been my life.
Many thanks,
Peter