>>982309>>982283Does not coordinating actually save substantial amounts of money?
I tend to go for cheaper/sale finds for quite a bit of my stuff, but am still able to somewhat match the colours.
Of course cams won't be uniform in colour that would just be counterproductive. Especially for a sports climber like myself. Pums wait for no one.
>>982313I very much get this. My daily warderobe is slightly orientated toward earthtones.
But retrospectively i came to the conclusion that for /out/side activities and sport, some brighter colours can be a nice change of pace.
I have heard that about the AG line. I just hope that they ironed that out when they equipped their entire line with it.
>>982316Interesting approach.
In my experience some brands so that better than others. Arc'teryx matches all their stuff. While MountainHardwear is more 'unfocused'.
>>982422How does this help?
>>982429Same here, mate.
My actual personal favourite colour is (light) blue and i may integrate that into my line up as i go forward.
In my exp. climbingshoes are quite hard to coordinate as most manufacturers only make specific models in specific colours.
>looking at LaSportiva Miura.In which case i'll obviously go for the model not the colour.
Green gives me the feeling i am blending into the environment. Which i like.
