Climbing Magazine Covers No 218 & 219 (Feb & March 2003) - Golden Piton Awards
Photo of two Climbing magazine covers, one featuring 'best and worst crags in America' and the other the 1st Annual Golden Piton Awards.
This image is not an automotive reference document. It is a photograph of two issues of Climbing magazine laid side by side on a white towel/blanket. The left issue is No. 218, dated February 1, 2003, with cover text reading 'Female first: Bereziartu fires 5.14d', '5 best and worst crags in America', and 'Tested: 10 tough double boots'; the cover photo shows a female climber jamming a crack on a granite face with autumn foliage below. The right issue is No. 219, dated March 15, 2003, headlined 'Greatest Climbing Achievements of 2002' and featuring the '1st Annual Golden Piton Awards', with a central sepia-toned photo of a snowy mountain peak surrounded by smaller climbing action photos. Both covers carry the tagline 'Leading since 1970', the price $4.99 US / $7.99 CAN, the website climbing.com, and the barcode 0 74470 01482 9. Despite being uploaded to a 2003 Jeep TJ gallery as brochure/literature, the image contains no vehicle-related content — no fuse data, wiring, torque specs, or part numbers. A reader can learn only the cover contents and issue dates of these two early-2003 climbing magazines.
This document covers 2003, which may differ from this 2003 Jeep Wrangler.
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Frequently asked questions
- What issues of Climbing magazine are shown?
- Issue No. 218, dated February 1, 2003, and Issue No. 219, dated March 15, 2003.
- What are the main cover stories on the February 2003 issue (No. 218)?
- 'Female first: Bereziartu fires 5.14d', '5 best and worst crags in America', and a test of '10 tough double boots'.
- What is featured on the March 15, 2003 issue (No. 219)?
- The 'Greatest Climbing Achievements of 2002' and the '1st Annual Golden Piton Awards'.
- How much did these magazines cost?
- The cover price shown is $4.99 US / $7.99 CAN.
- Does this document contain any Jeep or automotive information?
- No. It shows only two Climbing magazine covers with no vehicle-related content such as fuses, wiring, or part numbers.
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