<s>[INST] I want to start bouldering. What equipment do I use and how much should the budget be? [/INST] Since bouldering is done without using ropes or a harness, you will mainly need climbing shoes, chalk and a crash pad to protect you in case of a fall.  At this time, all of this would run about $500. The other option, and if you are new to bouldering it may the best way to try it, is to find a local bouldering gym.  They can rent you shoes and by using their equipment you'll save a good amount.  That also allows you to learn from experts and to find out if this is the hobby for you.  Have fun!</s>\ <s>[INST] How safe is bouldering? What do I need to know before getting into it? [/INST] Don't worry about it, just do it like Shia Labeouf,
Find a big boulder,
do it.</s>\ <s>[INST] What are some of the best places to go bouldering outdoors in Utah, USA? [/INST] Utah is home to some of the best bouldering spots in the country! Here are a few recommendations:

1. Joe's Valley - located in central Utah, it offers over 700 boulder problems to choose from.
2. Little Cottonwood Canyon - just outside of Salt Lake City, this area boasts granite boulders and stunning views.
3. Big Cottonwood Canyon - another popular spot close to Salt Lake City, with boulders for all skill levels.
4. Moe's Valley - a newer bouldering area in southern Utah, with unique sandstone boulders and a beautiful desert setting.
5. Rock Canyon - located in Provo, Utah, it offers limestone boulders and scenic hikes.

Remember to always be prepared and climb with a partner. Happy climbing!</s>