Does Hard Skin Matter?
Or ... should your fingers be soft for the best stickage?
Study
Study Suggests Powdered Climbing Chalk is Unlikely to Transmit COVID-19
Ninety-nine percent of infectious particles dissipated within one-minute of coming in contact with climbing chalk
Researchers Prove 80-Percent Ethanol Liquid Chalk Kills Coronavirus on Surfaces
A team at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus tested 80-percent ethanol liquid chalk on SARS-CoV-2 and found that it cleared 100-percent of the virus within five minutes
New Study Finds Rock Climbers Bring $12.1 Million Annually to New River Gorge Region
Check out Access Fund's author page.
Phase Change: How Climbers are Becoming a Major Economic Force
An economic-impact study of climbing in Chattanooga, Tennessee, has revealed that climbers have a major influence on local economies
Not Just Dirtbags: The Economic Impact of Climbers in the Red River Gorge, Explained
New research is helping to change the perception of climbers and grow economic opportunities near Eastern Kentucky's Red River Gorge.
Can Climbing Be Used to Treat Depression?
Check out Ula Chrobak's author page.
A Theoretically Perfect Climbing Rope
Check out Brendan Blanchard's author page.
New Study Shows Rock Climbers Spend $3.6 Million a Year in Red River Gorge, KY
Check out Climbing Staff's author page.