There shall be swag.
Tendon swag, to be concrete. Tendon, they make those very fine
climbing ropes I wrote about last week, and they were kind enough to send me three T-Shirts to raffle off to my awesome readers. As you can see above, three cool shirts, Size M, in a pleasant lime colour with a print on the front and back, wait for a new owner. How do you get one?
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Leave a comment with a photo or a link to a photo of you climbing*.
That's all. On Sunday
I will consult with Reinhold Messner to discuss who should get the shirts. I send everywhere on this globe, as well to the International Space Station, so everyone may take part. It is of benefit if you're a Size Medium, by the way. I will also throw in some cool stickers to you can plaster your helmet, drinking bottle or bike.
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*Indoor, outdoor, bouldering, alpine, free solo, mountaineering are all accepted. Extra creative points for climbing on trees will be considered.
There shall be swag.
Tendon swag, to be concrete. Tendon, they make those very fine
climbing ropes I wrote about last week, and they were kind enough to send me three T-Shirts to raffle off to my awesome readers. As you can see above, three cool shirts, Size M, in a pleasant lime colour with a print on the front and back, wait for a new owner. How do you get one?
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Leave a comment with a photo or a link to a photo of you climbing*.
That's all. On Sunday
I will consult with Reinhold Messner to discuss who should get the shirts. I send everywhere on this globe, as well to the International Space Station, so everyone may take part. It is of benefit if you're a Size Medium, by the way. I will also throw in some cool stickers to you can plaster your helmet, drinking bottle or bike.
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*Indoor, outdoor, bouldering, alpine, free solo, mountaineering are all accepted. Extra creative points for climbing on trees will be considered.
Tendon Swag Raffle
Great swag and thanks for your awesome blog =) This is in Maple Canyon, Utah.
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Forgot my image I think...
ReplyDeletePreparing a boulder in the archipelago.
ReplyDeleteNice swag!
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I'm not necessarily climbing but we had to climb through a squeeze on this particular hike and I thought I looked pretty cool on the rock. :P
ReplyDeleteCool swag! Climbing in Seglora, Sweden..
ReplyDeleteHenrik, fascinated by the blog
ReplyDeletehttp://maltabb.blogspot.com/2011/07/photos-from-last-weeks-climbing-headend.html
Climbing in Tasmania would be better wearing one of these tees...Ha-ha.
ReplyDeleteNice blog by the way, always keen to read your weekly posts. I would also like
to mention that Tendon make some quality gear.
Climbing next to a waterfall in Arjeplog, Sweden. From a 50km/four-day hike.
ReplyDeleteThanks for a wonderful blog Hendrik! My pic was taken <a href="http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?msa=0&msid=209149978337070550812.0004abcb40e2602746d15&ie=UTF8&ll=66.543549,16.012058&spn=0.019474,0.084543&t=h&z=14&vpsrc=6&iwloc=A&lci=com.panoramio.all&q=66.537382,+15.997699>around here<a/>. That's from a 50km/four-day hike to Arjeplog, Sweden. I walked barefoot roughly half of the hike. I guess going barefoot could be classified as "ultralight". :)
ReplyDeleteClimbing ice in Norway...
ReplyDeleteHere is a post about my ultralight climbing gear : http://www.lightaddict.net/?post/2011/08/25/Climbing-Gear
ReplyDeleteClimbing in the gorges de la Jonte in France: http://www.flickr.com/photos/41885997@N08/6102972469/
ReplyDeleteThat is a cool shirt! Thanks, Hendrik!
ReplyDeleteCool idea for a competition :)
ReplyDeleteHere's me in my new La Solutions, (shoes so good they feel like cheating), heading up to clean the route at Finnsvedsberget in Stockholm. It's a great place to learn to get over leading-fears by practice falling, you can see from the QDs how much it overhangs.
this is me on the classic route Only Bilberries (bare blabaer, 236 meters) in lofoten norway, we picked tons of bilberrys(blueberrys?) on the way to the climb and placed lots on every belay and in most cracks, mostly to peoples joy i hope(i guess the route got a little harder, but funnier), at least we had a realy good time and eat bilberrys and laught the whole day.
ReplyDeletesome days later we hear the lokal climbing school was there the day after and everyone got blue fingers.
sorry for all the climbing rules we broke.
http://dayviews.com/#!/tofucz/495639245//
http://dayviews.com/tofucz/495639272/
bonuspic to show how safe swedish people are, good rope but not so lightweight.
http://dayviews.com/#!/tofucz/495639381/
Old school first ascent in red river gorge, back in 2000? http://www.mountainproject.com/v/105865749
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