Earth Bones Climbing

Good to be back on the rock 40 but not dead yet.

#4 all set for delivery

We Love the way this one turned out

We have pads from sale!!! We are offering our best-selling pad, the Earth Bones classic pad, in a limited run of five, the first of a series of limited runs for 2021. We will be producing 5 pads over the next 5 weeks. Get in early and you will be able to chose your colours and some basic themes. Delivery of the last pad first week of January 2021.
http://earthbonesclimbing.com/product/bouldering-pad/

We have received a few inquiries lately about our pads and accessories. At the moment we are taking a hiatus to re-evaluate our pad design, production method and web portal. Our plan is to return in September 2020 with a new website and product ready for sale. We want to thank everyone for their interest and look forward to seeing you all once we can all see each other again.

These pads have been a very long time coming. Thankful to see the finished product.

Looking forward to giving pads away at boulderfest this year. Looking backwards I am sure the pad in this picture was one of our prizes at bolderfest. Glad to see it is still getting good use.

Yesterday Sam and I finally arrived in Halifax. It had taken us two weeks to sail up here from Maine. We landed the boat at Bishop’s Landing amidst the most bustling tourist scene I’ve ever experienced. Dozens of gawkers stood a few feet away on the boardwalk as we tied up. A carnival with a Ferris wheel was in the background. It reminded me of some of the tie ups and I had in the Greek Isles, with packed cafes lining the waterfront not ten feet from the boat. I have to admit I felt a bit of culture shock after spending the night before anchored in Rogue’s Roost. A few minutes later (a sales rep for and event coordinator for ) picked us up for a tour of one of his favorite climbing spots - Chebucto Head. Here he is showing us how it’s done on a classic seaside block called the Twin Sisters. Today we’re exploring Nova Scotia’s biggest city, trying to take in as much as we can of this vibrant town before heading back down the coast to Dover Island and . I can’t wait to meet more of the Nova Scotian Climbing tribe this weekend. Hope to see you there. Thanks for the 📸

$450.00 away from there goal. Looks like a great home grown product. Check them out !!

Footwear designer hopes his insoles bring jobs to province Saint John shoemaker Paul Kasdan, who was last in the news for his kung-fu-inspired shoes, is back at it again with matching, eco-friendly insoles.

This lovely has gone missing it belongs to the lovely lady standing next to me. If you see this hand made one of a kind pad. Let us know.

Very worth while business is expanding on Quinpool Rd. Give this a read and help out one of the little guys.

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