Climbing Magazine Covers No. 194 & 195 (May–June 2000) – Bouldering Issue
Magazine literature showing two issues of Climbing magazine, one a bouldering feature.
This photograph shows two issues of Climbing magazine laid side by side on a white cloth background — it is not an automotive document. The left issue is No. 194, dated May 1, 2000, priced $4.95 US / $6.95 CAN, with the tagline 'Leading since 1970.' Its cover features John Scott climbing the wafer flake 'Ginsu' (5.12b) on Hidden Wall behind Calaveras Dome, California. Cover stories include 'Big Stone Little Known: The Sierra's 1500-foot Calaveras Dome,' 'Arresting axes: Mountain security for under $100,' 'The resurrection of Paul Pritchard,' and a banner about world's top climber Tomaz Humar soloing M5 in the Death Zone. The right issue is No. 195, dated June 15, 2000, billed as 'The Bouldering Issue,' with the main feature 'Nothing but Problems' and teasers covering Chris Sharma's world, five top bouldering cities, news from Hueco, and a test of 14 new rock shoes. Both covers show the website www.climbing.com and identical barcode numbers (0 71486 01482 9). No vehicle, fuse, wiring, or parts information appears anywhere in the image; the content is entirely rock-climbing related.
This document covers 2000, which may differ from this 2003 Jeep Wrangler.
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Frequently asked questions
- What issues of Climbing magazine are shown?
- Issue No. 194 dated May 1, 2000, and issue No. 195 dated June 15, 2000 ('The Bouldering Issue').
- What was the cover price of these Climbing magazines in 2000?
- $4.95 US / $6.95 CAN for both issues.
- Who is on the cover of Climbing No. 194?
- John Scott on the wafer flake 'Ginsu' (5.12b), Hidden Wall, behind Calaveras Dome, California.
- What are the main stories in the June 15, 2000 Bouldering Issue?
- 'Nothing but Problems,' Chris Sharma's world, 5 top bouldering cities, what's up at Hueco, and a test of 14 new rock shoes.
- Does this document contain any Jeep TJ or automotive information?
- No. The image shows only two rock-climbing magazine covers with no vehicle-related content.
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