Here's some links to the rock climbing websites I visit most often:

	This site's so addictive. It has everything from route info organized per state and country, to user submitted pictures, an extensive forum covering everything from climbing advice to equipment suggestions to climbing stories and random rants and raves. If you want to hit me up while I'm online, my user name is mrfantastic.
	I found out about this site through the former ClimbingSLO.com. However, ClimbingSLO.com eventually merged or was acquired by MountainProject.com and pretty soon it become networked with thousands of other climbing sites, becoming a comprehensive source of climbing info just like rockclimbing.com. At first this wasn't nearly as useful as rockclimbing.com, but now it's grown a lot and seems to get updated much more often, so I find myself using it more and more as my primary source of information. However, if for some reason I can't find the info I need, then I'll use rockclimbing.com as my secondary source or if I need to cross reference a particular site for more info.
	As the name implies, this site's a great resource for topos. They are all organized by state and it has about 12 or so states in the US and about 3 Canadian territories. All the topos are very well organized and detailed and can be downloaded in PDF format. Also has some sick videos and slide shows of bad ass climbers.

The following sites have some of the best deals on gear on the web:

	Split a set of ABC Huevos nuts with Justin for just $59.95 on sale! Also got a new BD Camelot on clearance for $49.95, along with a nut tool and a couple OP quickdraws. If you buy more than $50 worth of gear (how easy is that?) then you get free shipping. Great deals and fast shipping.
	Just found out about this site through an ad on top of my gmail inbox. I went and checked it out and they have some really good deals on BlueWater ropes and harnesses from 2006. Perhaps my next rope purchase will be from this website (later this year it will be about that time).