What issues of Climbing magazine are shown?

The 1999 Climbing Gear Guide, issue No. 184, and Climbing magazine No. 185, dated May 1, 1999. Both were priced $4.95 US / $6.95 CD.

What is the cover story of Climbing No. 185 (May 1, 1999)?

Cerro Torre: asking whether Cesare Maestri's first ascent in 1959 was the greatest climb of all time or an elaborate hoax, noting the highest artifact from Maestri's ascent was found in 1998. Maestri is quoted: 'I've never left a mountain unfinished.'

What gear categories does the 1999 Climbing Gear Guide cover?

It adds 5 new categories (aid tools, stoves, holds, altimeters, bivy tents) and offers buying advice on rock shoes, ropes, cams, crampons and ice tools, plastic and leather boots, and packs, covering over 1000 products.

What other articles are mentioned on the Climbing No. 185 cover?

Ceüse ('The world's best crag?'), Mt. Waddington, training for the over 40s, buying a rope cheap, and Mount Rainier: Everyman's Everest with complete guide.

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1999 Climbing Magazine Covers - Gear Guide No 184 & Climbing No 185 Cerro Torre

Two Climbing magazine issues: 1999 Gear Guide and a Cerro Torre feature cover

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Magazine literature showing two Climbing magazine issues, including the 1999 Gear Guide.

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This image shows two rock climbing magazine covers photographed side by side, it is not an automotive document. On the left is the 1999 Climbing Gear Guide (issue No. 184, $4.95 US / $6.95 CD), billed as 'the only complete source for climbing equipment.' Its cover promotes 5 new gear categories (aid tools, stoves, holds, altimeters, bivy tents), expert buying advice on rock shoes, ropes, cams, crampons and ice tools, plastic and leather boots, and packs, plus editors' picks, over 1000 products, and tech tips such as building a hanging stove, repairing cams, customizing crampons, and rappelling ice safely. On the right is Climbing magazine No. 185, dated May 1, 1999 ($4.95 US / $6.95 CD), featuring a cover story on Cerro Torre asking whether Cesare Maestri's claimed 1959 first ascent was the greatest climb of all time or an elaborate hoax, with a photo of Maestri and a marked route showing the highest artifact from his ascent found in 1998. Additional cover lines include Ceüse ('the world's best crag?'), Mt. Waddington, training for climbers over 40, buying ropes cheap, and a complete guide to Mount Rainier. The item does not relate to the 2003 Jeep TJ it was filed under.

This document covers 1999, which may differ from this 2003 Jeep Wrangler.

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Frequently asked questions

What issues of Climbing magazine are shown?: The 1999 Climbing Gear Guide, issue No. 184, and Climbing magazine No. 185, dated May 1, 1999. Both were priced $4.95 US / $6.95 CD.
What is the cover story of Climbing No. 185 (May 1, 1999)?: Cerro Torre: asking whether Cesare Maestri's first ascent in 1959 was the greatest climb of all time or an elaborate hoax, noting the highest artifact from Maestri's ascent was found in 1998. Maestri is quoted: 'I've never left a mountain unfinished.'
What gear categories does the 1999 Climbing Gear Guide cover?: It adds 5 new categories (aid tools, stoves, holds, altimeters, bivy tents) and offers buying advice on rock shoes, ropes, cams, crampons and ice tools, plastic and leather boots, and packs, covering over 1000 products.
What other articles are mentioned on the Climbing No. 185 cover?: Ceüse ('The world's best crag?'), Mt. Waddington, training for the over 40s, buying a rope cheap, and Mount Rainier: Everyman's Everest with complete guide.