What issues of Climbing magazine are shown?

The 1998 Annual Gear Guide, No. 175, and Climbing No. 174 dated March 15, 1998.

What did the 1998 Climbing Gear Guide cost?

$4.95 US / $6.95 CAN, per the cover of issue No. 175.

What new gear categories did the 1998 Gear Guide cover?

Seven new categories including shell gear, crash pads, bivy sacks, and big-wall gear.

What how-to sections are advertised on the Gear Guide cover?

'Are mono points for you?', 'Get your photos published', 'Bivy in (almost) comfort', and 'Rock shoes that fit.'

Until when was the Gear Guide meant to be displayed on newsstands?

The cover states 'Display until August 1998.'

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Climbing Magazine 1998 Gear Guide No. 175 & Issue No. 174 Covers (Not Automotive)

Two Climbing magazine issues: 1998 Gear Guide and a cover with rock climber on cliff

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Magazine literature showing two issues of Climbing magazine, including the 1998 Gear Guide, laid on cloth.

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This image is not an automotive document. It is a photograph of two issues of Climbing magazine laid side by side on a cloth surface. The left magazine is the Climbing Magazine 1998 Annual Gear Guide, issue No. 175, priced $4.95 US / $6.95 CAN, billed as 'the only complete source for climbing equipment.' Its cover promotes 7 new gear categories (shell gear, crash pads, bivy sacks, big-wall gear), exclusive Editor's Picks, and how-to sections on mono points, getting photos published, bivying in comfort, and fitting rock shoes, plus tips on buying gear, plastic vs. leather boots, ice tools and crampons, harnesses, and cams. It notes 'Display until August 1998' with barcode 0 71486 01482 9. The right magazine is Climbing No. 174, dated March 15, 1998, $4.95 US/$6.95 CD, featuring a cover photo of big-wall climbers with a portaledge on a granite cliff above forest. A reader learns the issue numbers, dates, prices, and cover-story contents of these two 1998 climbing magazines; nothing here relates to a 2003 Jeep TJ or any vehicle system.

This document covers 1998, which may differ from this 2003 Jeep Wrangler.

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Frequently asked questions

What issues of Climbing magazine are shown?: The 1998 Annual Gear Guide, No. 175, and Climbing No. 174 dated March 15, 1998.
What did the 1998 Climbing Gear Guide cost?: $4.95 US / $6.95 CAN, per the cover of issue No. 175.
What new gear categories did the 1998 Gear Guide cover?: Seven new categories including shell gear, crash pads, bivy sacks, and big-wall gear.
What how-to sections are advertised on the Gear Guide cover?: 'Are mono points for you?', 'Get your photos published', 'Bivy in (almost) comfort', and 'Rock shoes that fit.'
Until when was the Gear Guide meant to be displayed on newsstands?: The cover states 'Display until August 1998.'