Kalliokiipeily
Kalliokiipeily, also known as bouldering or outdoor rock climbing, is a form of climbing that focuses on ascending short, challenging rock formations without the use of ropes or harnesses. It is typically performed on boulders or small rock faces, with climbing heights generally not exceeding 6 meters (20 feet). The activity emphasizes strength, technique, and problem-solving skills, and is often practiced with crash pads for safety.
Originating as a subset of traditional rock climbing, kalliokiipeily has gained popularity worldwide due to its
Safety considerations are crucial, as falls are common without proper cushioning. Climbers typically use chalk to
Kalliokiipeily is recognized for its versatility; it can be practiced indoors on artificial walls or outdoors
As a discipline, kalliokiipeily continues to evolve, integrating technological advancements in climbing holds, training methods, and