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The Climbing Zine is a creative collective fueled by passion, dirt, and rocks.
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Jun 20, 17 •
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Dirtbagging •
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The Climbing Zine and Benighted Publications pride ourselves on independent distribution. Below is a list of our beloved retailers where you can find our zines, books, and merchandise. Don’t see your favorite shop/bookstore/gym on this list? Give us an...
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Jun 13, 17 •
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Subscriptions are #1 for us right now as we build this independent little zine enterprise, and until America’s birthday we are trying out this special: get a one year subscription for your friend and add an addition one for a friend for $1 dollar....
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Jun 13, 17 •
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“Think we could throw a haul bag out of an airplane? That would make the approach really easy.” Kennan was looking at me and Jeff with a twinkle in his eye, and unsure if he was serious, I asked, “Can you even open a plane door in flight, and if you...
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Jun 12, 17 •
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Climbing Culture •
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It starts with a plan like a break in the clouds. We set out thinking on the lines, the foods, the sunrises and campfires, the saving up. And then you set to with the forty-second aspen tree planted that day, the twenty-third special with sauce on the side,...
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Jun 12, 17 •
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Editor’s Note: Last year Sara Aranda and Patrick Hodge were married atop The Hulk in the Sierra. Aranda wrote about their journey for this most recent issue of The Zine, Volume 10, The Raw Issue. Below is an excerpt from her piece. Mountain, My...
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Jun 11, 17 •
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Gear •
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We always wanted to make some Zine hats, we were just waiting for the right design. Years of waiting led to this design, the “Dirtbag State of Mind” hats, created with metal work from Peter W. Gilroy. We’re proud to announce these are...
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Jun 7, 17 •
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Alone ‘I’ve been here before.’ I think to myself, as I sit and stare at the kind of sunset that will warm you for all your days – all the way up until the final shuteye, and a darkness that might not end. by Chris Kalman, Senior Contributor ...
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Jun 7, 17 •
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The Climbing Zine is currently building our 11th Volume. We are now accepting stories, with a set release date of September 20th for the next issue. Below are our loose guidelines, informal pitches from solid writers are always accepted. Words The Climbing...
