| From | New Zealand 🇳🇿 |
| Gender | Male |
| Climbing | |
| Hardest Sport (Worked) | 7c+ |
Foster’s routes remain legendary for their ferocious crimps and uncompromising boldness.
Ton Snelder once wrote of Roland Foster: 'Had Foster been climbing new routes on Himalayan peaks in an equivalently up-to-date style, and if rock climbing was as respected as that noble pursuit, he may well by now have been Sir Roland.'
The most elite of the new group of rock climbers at Whanganui Bay was Roland Foster, who began developing new routes while still in his teens in the early 1980s[1]
| From | New Zealand 🇳🇿 |
| Gender | Male |
| Climbing | |
| Hardest Sport (Worked) | 7c+ |
Foster’s routes remain legendary for their ferocious crimps and uncompromising boldness.
Ton Snelder once wrote of Roland Foster: 'Had Foster been climbing new routes on Himalayan peaks in an equivalently up-to-date style, and if rock climbing was as respected as that noble pursuit, he may well by now have been Sir Roland.'
The most elite of the new group of rock climbers at Whanganui Bay was Roland Foster, who began developing new routes while still in his teens in the early 1980s[1]