Climbing Magazine Issues 204 & 205 (June/August 2001) Covers - Not Automotive
Magazine literature showing two issues of Climbing magazine with climbing feature covers.
This image is a photograph of two issues of Climbing magazine laid side by side on a white blanket — it is not an automotive reference document. The left cover is issue No. 204, dated June 15, 2001, featuring a woman in pink pants rock climbing a slab. Cover lines include 'XXX Rated: Britain's Bone-Breaking Desperates,' 'Sized Up: 14 Rock Shoes Put to the Test,' and 'High Exposure: Gunks Photo Feast.' The right cover is issue No. 205, dated August 1, 2001, showing a shirtless male climber swinging on a rope. Its cover lines include 'Walt Shipley's Savage Journey,' 'Beat the Crowds: Cirque of the Towers alpine granite,' '8 do-it-all, sticky-rubber mountain shoes,' and a tech tip on 'How to fall without fear.' Both issues display the tagline 'Leading since 1970,' a cover price of $4.99 US / $7.99 CAN, and the URL www.climbing.com. Although uploaded to a 2003 Jeep TJ gallery on SuperMotors.net as brochure/literature, the image contains no vehicle-related information whatsoever; a reader can learn only the contents and dates of these two mid-2001 climbing magazine issues.
This document covers 2001, which may differ from this 2003 Jeep Wrangler.
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Frequently asked questions
- What magazine issues are shown in this image?
- Climbing magazine No. 204 (June 15, 2001) and No. 205 (August 1, 2001).
- What was the cover price of Climbing magazine in 2001?
- $4.99 US / $7.99 CAN, as printed on both covers.
- What shoe reviews are featured in these issues?
- Issue 204 features 'Sized Up: 14 Rock Shoes Put to the Test'; issue 205 features '8 do-it-all, sticky-rubber mountain shoes.'
- What are the main cover stories of issue No. 205?
- 'Walt Shipley's Savage Journey,' 'Beat the Crowds: Cirque of the Towers alpine granite,' and a tech tip on 'How to fall without fear.'
- Is this document related to a 2003 Jeep TJ?
- No. The image shows two climbing magazine covers and contains no vehicle-related content.
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