Climb Southeast

I am writing this post from my hotel in Boulder, CO a few hours before I catch a flight back home to North Carolina. I departed the Southeast with a lot on my mind, I was  feeling isolated and overwhelmed when I first landed in Colorado. Some of it was drama in my personal life, ...

I have been using and trying out some new wonderful products  from Edelrid over the past few months and have found several that have really made an impression. One in particular is Edelrid’s Mega Jul, this device has really changed my perspective on belay devices. The Edelrid Mega Jul is honestly the single smartest piece of gear ...

Besides sharing the same first name Rob Robinson and myself both share a passion for climbing that has driven, shaped, and defined our lives. I spent a day with Rob at his home crag ( The Tennessee Wall ) climbing routes that he had been the first one to ascend many years ago. This posting ...

It’s officially spring time and with the warmer temperatures will come Moore’s Wall, The New River Gorge, and many other warm weather crags around the Southeast. I am more than excited to climb the spring and summer crags again after a full winter season of road trips and training. I have a very ambitious year planned to ...

I just figured I would post about whats going on in my life at the moment. Do any of you care? Probably not, however, this is what’s going on in my life at the moment… A cold weekend is approaching  the  east coast with snow predicted for many areas. This will keep me off the ropes ...

A great article from Moritz Brack on a speed record set In Eldo Canyon on ” The Naked Edge “. Eldorado Canyon is so on my radar for may! http://www.moritzinsideusa.de/speed-record-the-naked-edge/ Share this:ShareFacebook

Lets ” Get Giddy “!  If you are sitting there saying ” uuhmm what the hell is Giddy? “ Isn’t that the feeling you get when the super hot sport climbing chick from the gym ask you if she can come climb outside with you this weekend? Well maybe its that too but the Giddy we are ...

This blog post is most likely going to offend many of you. I understand that, however I am going to address a few comments that were made on my last posting very bluntly. I am going to do this for the better of the climbing community as a whole. Some of you will relate to ...

This weekend I was planning on heading out to Rumbling Bald with a partner from South Carolina until a last second cold front brought snow into western Carolina quickly changing my plans. The only climbing that I could find that faces the south and was not going to get blasted with snow was at Crowders ...

I have spent much time sitting and debating how to start this post, also what to leave in and leave out. After much thought and reflection into why post an online climbing blog I came to a decision. I write a climbing blog to share thoughts, experiences, and situations for other climbers to read about, ...