Martin McKenna - UKC
I am the Android Developer for Rockfax.My main passion is for climbing in Scotland, particularly mountain trad and winter climbing.
Location
Stirling
Recent Postings
Articles by Martin McKenna - UKC
- REVIEW: Black Diamond Vision MIPS helmet Oct/2020
- REVIEW: Scarpa Mescalito Approach Shoes Oct/2018
- REVIEW: Macpac Pursuit 40 V3 Rucksack Aug/2018
- REVIEW: Five Ten Guide Tennie Aug/2018
- PRODUCT NEWS: Arc'teryx Alpine Academy 2018 Jul/2018
- REVIEW: Scarpa Ribelle Mountain Tech OD Boot Apr/2018
- REVIEW: Alpkit Viso 2 Tent Jan/2018
- REVIEW: Arc'teryx Beta LT Jacket Dec/2017
- REVIEW: Alpkit Chamois Pack Nov/2017
- REVIEW: Rab Alpha Flash Jacket Oct/2017
- REVIEW: Mountain Equipment Xeros Sleeping Bag Apr/2017
- REVIEW: Petzl REACTIK+ Headtorch Nov/2016
- REVIEW: Mammut Teton Hard Shell Sep/2016
- REVIEW: Lemon Sole Spray Aug/2016
- REVIEW: Boreal Sendai Approach Shoes Apr/2016
Logbooks Volunteer
Photo moderator, checking new photo submissions.
Moderator for 7 crags, checking missing climbs added to the logbooks: Polney Crag (Craig a Barns), Dunkeld, Cave Crag, Binnein Shuas, Bidean nam Bian, Mount Nemo, Ben Vorlich, Ben Nevis
Photo Gallery
Niall McNair on a ground up attempt of Requiem
© Martin McKenna - UKC
An exercise of friction. The Rosetta Stone on the Rossa Pinnacle, Cir Mhor
© Martin McKenna - UKC
A homage to an iconic shot and climber. Niall & Cubby 34 years apart.
© Martin McKenna & David Jones
Fatboy going all guns blazing on Chemin
© Martin McKenna - UKC
Sara from Sweden getting an introduction to Scottish winter conditions walking into Coire an Lochain.
© Martin McKenna - UKC
The lads enjoying the final pitch of Shibboleth.
© Martin McKenna - UKC
Tim finishing up the exit crack on Shibboleth
© Martin McKenna - UKC
A moonlit midnight approach into the Ben during a night accent of Tower Ridge.
© Luke McPhee
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