Post Awesome Trad Movies Here
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All of the masters of stone movies are up on YouTube and they are RADICAL https://youtu.be/SIvu50_89ew |
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Michael Schneider wrote: Weekend wipper! Or 10 good reasons why to learn to self arrest before going ice climbing |
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Carlos Danger wrote: Great find! Been meaning to watch those. |
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This eMontana series on Youtube is pretty awesome: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuXLF5nK5Gj0U8wXT-OtNLQ Mostly old-school climbing on sandstone towers in the Saxon areas of Bohemia and Germany. No chalk, knots for pro, burly runouts, overall impressive. Like this one:
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cubist A wrote: Awesome. And a little terrifying. Besides getting real comfortable with substantial run-outs above questionable slings, I would need a lot more practice nailing in knots with a paint stirrer, I think.. |
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Wow :) |
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cubist A wrote: "A bomber knot"??? Has anyone ever actually heard of someone falling on one and it holding? I'd love to see a video of that. Help me out guys. |
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Eli wrote: This is why you need to always double check to make sure your partner is tied in. |
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Eli wrote: "If you fall you MIGHT even actually live." By that logic most of the routes here on the mason-dixon should have been free soloed by now. Lol This sports elites are like 5 levels above everyone else. |
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Eli wrote: Is that Jurassic 5? |
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Spencer Ringwood wrote: I think its actually Max Romeo |
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Big B wrote: For sure the first song is |
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Kees van der Heiden wrote: Ah, I see someone beat me to it. This is a good one |
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Spencer Ringwood wrote: Yes the second to last song is. |
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Charlie T! |
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Prithipal Khalsa wrote: Just saw this this morning! I remember hearing about it soon after he did it, but unfortunately I believe it's been a little overshadowed by Honnold's solo. It's a truly incredible accomplishment, especially to those of us who actually understand what all was involved! Definitely worth watching! |




