The hour before dawn is a magical moment. As the sun is rising and the world is waking, this is a quiet and reflective time. There’s less traffic and city noise, we become aware of other sounds, such as birdsong or our own breathing and see small things can inspire us. Early in the mornings, we are fresh, curious and ready to explore.
Beginner?
Let’s guess: your buddy dragged you to a climbing gym a few weeks ago so they could show you their new favorite hobby. It might have been your first time climbing since you were eight years old at a birthday party, but for some reason, you can’t stop thinking about that spark you felt between the skin on your palms and those chalky plastic jugs. So you bought a few more day passes, the addiction growing with every visit. Finally, your friends convinced you to stop wasting money on day passes, bite the bullet, and purchase that membership. Sound familiar? That is a typical narrative for the first-time adult climber. Maybe this hit close to home, and maybe not. Either way, you’re here to learn how to make the most of your first month as a climber.
Time on the Wall
Sleep. Just uttering the word can induce a yawn and wistful anticipation for those blissful hours when you get to lie down and drift into a dream. Sleep is also a critical time when out bodies heal and refuel for the day ahead. With something so essential, there’s little wonder that we’re so dang particular about how we sleep. It’s a deeply personal and individualized aspect of each day, and that’s exactly why we’ve created different sizes, shapes and models of sleeping pads. After all, we understand that sleep is the unsung, nighttime hero of our best days in the outdoors. Here are a few crucial considerations to make when choosing the sleeping pad to create heroic sleep:
Fidlock's very first and most owned bottle is a Fidlock 600ml capacity Fidlock bottle. They are the first to be available in the market and are widely used by all types of cyclists. Some of you are happy without the mouthpiece dirt cover and some of you want to have the mouthpiece covered from dirt, mud, sand, and other things for hygiene purposes. Fret not! Our team from Outdoor Life had found the hack for it. Here is how
Maybe you cannot go to your climbing gym. Join your favorite Boulder or even you cannot get together with all your climbing partners. We do not want to go back in our climbing level and certainly we do not want to get lazy. So here we give you a few ideas to keep in mind to stay strong and keep improving our technique and strength:
