Rock & Ice Climbing Magazine Covers – June/July & Aug/Sept 2001 Issues
Photo of two Rock & Ice climbing magazine covers, 'grrl power / go big' and a 'Visions of America' annual photo edition.
This image is not an automotive reference document. It is a photograph of two issues of Rock & Ice, "The Climber's Magazine," laid side by side on a light-colored blanket. The left issue is the June/July 2001 edition (display until July 31), featuring a cover photo of a female rock climber with taped fingers gripping a rock face. Its cover lines include "Holding Power: Our Biggest Cam Review Ever!", "grrrl power — 5.14! V10! Liv Sansoz steams across America," "go big! America's Best Multi-Pitch Sport Climbs," and "bishop — New Summer Bouldering." The right issue is the August/September 2001 edition (display until September 30), the "Visions of America" Annual Photo Edition, with the banner "News Flash: Alaska's Biggest Year Ever" and three climbing photos on a black background. Both issues are priced $4.95 US / $7.95 CAN and list www.rockandice.com. A reader can learn the issue dates, cover stories, and pricing of these two 2001 climbing magazine issues, but nothing about the uploader's claimed 2003 Jeep TJ — no fuse data, wiring, part numbers, or vehicle specifications appear anywhere in the image.
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?
- Two issues of Rock & Ice, The Climber's Magazine: the June/July 2001 issue and the August/September 2001 issue.
- What are the cover stories on the June/July 2001 Rock & Ice issue?
- "Holding Power: Our Biggest Cam Review Ever!", "grrrl power — 5.14! V10! Liv Sansoz steams across America," "go big! America's Best Multi-Pitch Sport Climbs," and "bishop — New Summer Bouldering."
- What is featured on the August/September 2001 issue?
- It is the "Visions of America" Annual Photo Edition, with the banner "News Flash: Alaska's Biggest Year Ever."
- What was the cover price of these magazines?
- $4.95 US / $7.95 CAN, per the cover of both issues.
- Does this document contain any Jeep or automotive information?
- No. It shows only climbing magazine covers with no fuse diagrams, wiring, or vehicle data.
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