What issues of Climbing magazine are shown?

The Climbing Gear Guide 2002 special issue (display until December 2002) and Climbing magazine No. 212, dated May 1, 2002.

What gear categories does the Climbing Gear Guide 2002 cover?

Ropes, headlamps, holds, ice tools, packs, passive pro, rock shoes, harnesses, leather and plastic boots, cams, crampons, and crash pads.

How much did these magazines cost?

The Gear Guide 2002 was $5.95 US / $7.95 CAN; Climbing No. 212 was $4.99 US / $7.99 CAN.

Does this document contain any Jeep or automotive information?

No. Both covers are rock climbing magazines with no vehicle-related content.

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Climbing Magazine Covers: Gear Guide 2002 & No. 212 May 2002 - Joshua Tree

Two Climbing magazine issues: 2002 Gear Guide and a Joshua Tree feature

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Magazine literature showing two Climbing magazine issues, including the 2002 Gear Guide.

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This image shows two magazine covers, not an automotive document. On the left is the 'Climbing Gear Guide 2002' special issue from Climbing magazine, featuring cover lines 'Get Tooled for Rock, Ice & Snow,' '12 essentials — Rock shoes to Ropes, Crash pads to Headlamps,' 'Bargain Hunter: This Year's Top Picks,' and 'Expert advice and Complete product listings.' Its borders list gear categories: leather and plastic boots, cams, crampons, crash pads, harnesses, headlamps, holds, ice tools, packs, passive pro, rock shoes, and ropes. It is priced $5.95 US / $7.95 CAN with a 'Display until December 2002' notice. On the right is Climbing magazine No. 212, dated May 1, 2002, tagged 'Leading since 1970,' with cover stories 'So High: Ropeless in Joshua Tree,' '27 Cams tested tough,' and 'Weekend Roadtrips: The northeast's unknown moderates.' It is priced $4.99 US / $7.99 CAN. Both covers show rock climbers on granite/desert rock faces and reference www.climbing.com. Despite being uploaded to a 2003 Jeep TJ gallery as brochure/literature, this document contains no automotive content whatsoever — a reader learns only about 2002 climbing gear guide contents and issue details.

This document covers 2002, which may differ from this 2003 Jeep Wrangler.

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Frequently asked questions

What issues of Climbing magazine are shown?: The Climbing Gear Guide 2002 special issue (display until December 2002) and Climbing magazine No. 212, dated May 1, 2002.
What are the cover stories on Climbing No. 212 (May 1, 2002)?: 'So High: Ropeless in Joshua Tree,' '27 Cams tested tough,' and 'Weekend Roadtrips: The northeast's unknown moderates.'
What gear categories does the Climbing Gear Guide 2002 cover?: Ropes, headlamps, holds, ice tools, packs, passive pro, rock shoes, harnesses, leather and plastic boots, cams, crampons, and crash pads.
How much did these magazines cost?: The Gear Guide 2002 was $5.95 US / $7.95 CAN; Climbing No. 212 was $4.99 US / $7.99 CAN.
Does this document contain any Jeep or automotive information?: No. Both covers are rock climbing magazines with no vehicle-related content.