Hey all, looking for a new climbing partner in the Denver area, and hoping to bag the Exum ridge before the season’s over.
I’ve been steadily progressing the last couple of years and wanting a partner to get to do some badass climbs. I can comfortably lead 5.8/5.9 sport and looking to expand past the 10a trad point.
I’m dedicated to the sport (and a safe climber) and train weekly. I have a membership at Movement if looking to possibly meet up indoors. My mountain project is “Evan S” and my ticks are up to date.
https://www.mountainproject.com/user/200260298/evan-s
If you are climbing at a higher level, and are looking for someone that is dedicated and self motivated to the sport, please DM me and let’s see if we are compatible!
Grand partner
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Last edited by evan85 on Wed Jul 31, 2019 3:25 pm, edited 2 times in total.
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Re: Grand partner
Looks like you posted this same thing yesterday. You could just comment on the old post which will bump it up for visibility instead of creating a new post. Or maybe delete the old one.
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Re: Grand partner
Upper or Lower Exum? How much experience do you have in the alpine, trad, moving quickly with a pack including boots, crampons and an ice axe on your back? I did the complete ridge last month and it is not a trivial climb.
Good luck, it's a great day in the mountains!
Exum is not a sport climb, but I am guessing you are looking for someone who can lead the route for you? Exum Mounatin Guides are a good company and I bet you could learn a lot from one of their experienced guides.
Good luck, it's a great day in the mountains!
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Yes, I posted this same content yesterday . . . in a different forum, as some people only look in certain forums.
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If you had looked at my mountain project profile, it would explain a lot of what I have climbed, including alpine routes. (I am an experienced climber) I guess the snapshot of what I can lead in sport wasn't good enough - sorry.Justin9 wrote: ↑Wed Jul 31, 2019 12:51 pm Upper or Lower Exum? How much experience do you have in the alpine, trad, moving quickly with a pack including boots, crampons and an ice axe on your back? I did the complete ridge last month and it is not a trivial climb.Exum is not a sport climb, but I am guessing you are looking for someone who can lead the route for you? Exum Mounatin Guides are a good company and I bet you could learn a lot from one of their experienced guides.
Good luck, it's a great day in the mountains!
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There are multiple "Evan S" on MP, even just in CO. Maybe you can post a direct link to your MP profile, to help any potential partners in checking out your ticks.
"Getting to the bottom, OPTIONAL. Getting to the top, MANDATORY!" - The Wisest Trail Sign
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My apologies on that on one, didn't realize there would be that many Evan S out there
https://www.mountainproject.com/user/200260298/evan-s
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Re: Grand partner
So the person you are looking for to climb the Grand has to be from Denver?
I wouldn't mind climbing the Grand, but I'm not close to Denver.
I wouldn't mind climbing the Grand, but I'm not close to Denver.
I'm old, slow and fat. Unfortunately, those are my good qualities.
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Yep, couldn’t Find you since they were 25 other Evan S on mp. Anyways, it’s within your range if you find a good partner. It’s nothing like Mittelegi or hornli, that’s for sure.
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What weekend(s) were you looking do it? I could probably swing it the last weekend of August or the 2nd weekend of September if either work with your schedule . I did upper Exum 2017 and would like to go back for the full Exum. I would consider myself a solid 5.8 leader with a lot of mileage on 5.7 and lower alpine.