Nothing can quite describe the feeling you get that first morning you unzip your tent in Whanganui Bay and catch the hint of orange in the sky.
I have one friend in New Zealand who has always climbed in Tenayas due his long skinny foot and high instep. His response to the Five Ten mafia was always 'good enough for Alex Megos, good enough for me.'
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The judging for this year's NZAC Photo Competition is now complete! Tomorrow we will reveal...
Tenaya describe the Mastia as able to deliver "maximum power for standing on tiny holds...
If you want to train for rock climbing (or do train), this article is for...
The video also helps convey the lesson that a wise climber once observed to me...
There can be no doubt, gravity just ain't what it used to be. While February...