Lead climbing reddit What has your experience been with lead falls and how would you change the list I created in the link above? The Reddit LSAT Forum. Sub 5 is a given, will we see sub 4. When I got paired with a guy I climb with a little less often, he asked that I swap to belay with a grigri (he was going for a familiar, easy warm-up, so I has reached for the atc). But today I was leading an overhanging route where one of the quickdraws was in my lap as I clipped it, and I ended up clipping between my figure 8 and my harness. The future is awesome. However, I am looking to get into lead climbing and potentially start going outside once I'm comfortable with the basics of lead (and when New England winter allows it lol). When he did untie the previous knot he felt. Advice 1) - start lead climbing indoors. 5. As the title suggests, I'm at the point where I'm returning to regular activities with no aggravation or re-appearing of symptoms! It's been a bit of a journey, so here's the story and how I recovered. fqulwwbrpenxzlwaayutbegihhpntqsvephogmwevyvwunlrbuefzorobxchgoencae