How to Use the Leather Canyon Log

• How to record canyon details
• How to track anchors, rappels, and route notes
• How to organize logs by region
• How to replace notepads

CSV File format for canyon tracker

Exact header columns expected by import.

One fully valid example row (including Route Details JSON and photo ID delimiter format).

Notes for correct imports:

• Keep Canyon Name populated (required).

• Date formats that work well include YYYY-MM-DD and ISO timestamp for Recorded At.

• Day or Night must be Day or Night.

• New accepts Yes/No (also True/False or 1/0).

• Route Details (must stay valid JSON format if used) –

  • Recomend leaving Route Details blank if you are loading up Canyon Tracker

  • Use if you have previously exported to CSV

• Photo Asset IDs should be separated by | or ;

CSV File format for Rope Manager

Exact header columns expected by import.

It includes:

• The exact header columns required by the importer.

• One example data row you can copy and modify.

• ISO date examples using yyyy-MM-dd, which your importer accepts.

Required columns in the header:

• Manufacturer
• Model
• Diameter (mm)
• Purchase Date
• At least one of:
• Length (m) or Length (ft)
• Required per-row values:
• A valid number for Diameter (mm)
• A valid date for Purchase Date
• A valid number for whichever length column is being used (Length (m) or Length (ft))

Optional entries

• Rope ID (Leave Blank – app generates one for you)
• Rope Type (Static or Dynamic; if missing/invalid, it defaults to static)
• Inspection Date
• Cleaning Date
• Inspection History (multiple dates separated by |)
• Cleaning History (multiple dates separated by |)
• Date formats accepted:
• yyyy-MM-dd (recommended)
• Your device locale short date format (for example 4/28/26 in US locale)
• Format rule:
  • Every data row must have the same number of columns as the header row.

REQUIRED EQUIPMENT

• Paper towels
• 91% isopropyl alcohol (drug store or online)
• Tweezers

SURFACE PREP

1. Clean the helmet surface with 91% isopropyl alcohol to ensure proper adhesion.

            Only clean the area where the sticker will be applied.

            Lower percentage alcohols have water in them reducing adhesion

1. Allow the surface to fully dry.
2. Using tweezers, carefully peel the sticker from the backing.
3. Align the sticker, then press firmly onto the helmet.
4. Smooth out any air bubbles or edges.
5. For best results, allow 30 minutes for a stronger bond.

BEST PLACEMENT

• Apply to a flat area whenever possible

• Rounded surfaces may cause creasing