Rock & Ice Climbing Magazine Covers - Issues #78 Apr '97 & #81 Oct '97
Photo of two Rock & Ice climbing magazine covers featuring Monument Basin and 'the geology of holds'.
This image is not an automotive reference document. It is a photograph of two issues of Rock & Ice climbing magazine laid side by side on a white towel. The left issue is #78, April 1997 ("Display until April 30 '97"), subtitled "America's #1 Climbing Magazine," priced $4.95 US / $6.95 CAN. Its cover features a climber in a blue helmet on red desert sandstone with a belayer below, and cover lines include "big-wall gear: part I," "42 tips from climbing photographers," "chris sharma," and "monument basin, page 46." The right issue is #81, October 1997 ("Display until October 31 '97"), subtitled "The World's Climbing Magazine," also $4.95 US / $6.95 CAN. Its cover shows a close-up of a climber's chalked hands gripping a rock hold, with cover stories "The Geology of Holds," "black canyon select," "carabiners," and "the eiger." Although uploaded to a 2003 Jeep TJ gallery as brochure/literature, the document contains no vehicle-related information—no fuse data, wiring, part numbers, or specifications. A reader can learn only the issue numbers, dates, prices, and cover story topics of these two 1997 climbing magazines.
This document covers 1997, which may differ from this 2003 Jeep Wrangler.
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Frequently asked questions
- What magazine issues are shown in this image?
- Two issues of Rock & Ice magazine: issue #78, April 1997, and issue #81, October 1997.
- What are the cover stories on the April 1997 issue (#78)?
- Big-wall gear: part I, 42 tips from climbing photographers, Chris Sharma, and Monument Basin (page 46).
- What are the cover stories on the October 1997 issue (#81)?
- The Geology of Holds, Black Canyon Select, Carabiners, and The Eiger.
- How much did these magazines cost?
- Both issues are priced $4.95 US / $6.95 CAN.
- Does this document contain any Jeep or automotive information?
- No. It shows only climbing magazine covers with no vehicle-related content.
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