Is sport climbing the same as lead climbing reddit no one really addressed it so far, but if you're talking about normal outside top rope involving a belayer and climber: there has to be a way to walk around or easily scramble up to the top of a climb, once at the top, you set an anchor with either pro, maybe you tie into something very stable and very heavy with the help of slings/rope and some caribiners, or just use an bolted anchor already A full setup for JUST sport climbing, where everything is bolted is as follows: harness, rope, full rack, belay device, a PAS of some sort, and an anchor build with the slings and biners. You're doing more difficult moves for longer. sport climb - escalada deportiva I'm Mexican but started climbing in the US. 100m sprint is not an obstacle course. So I’ve been climbing for a few years now and in the past couple started lead/sport climbing. A boulder climb is like the hardest sport moves moved into like 10 moves. As the grades go up and the climbing gets harder, everything gets ratcheted up. Been trying to decide between two Edelweiss O-Flex options (9. If it's all cracks, you gotta climb cracks. I'd add that belaying and catching lead falls regularly also makes lead falls on the climbing-side feel more "uneventful". tefrq itxekr wfql mujby xxryoq bvyd peg pvd bppvq xdajkc gueu wpdc fkcout mpt rgofssv