Post Awesome Trad Movies Here #2

Luke Mehall wrote: Just finished this film, Grateful Hussle, with Jake Burchmore.

rad!

Dave Holliday wrote:

That was awesome, Luke.

Thank you Dave! I appreciate that! 

Caleb Esmay wrote:

rad!

cheers Caleb! 

Nothing crazy but nicely done:

Another one we did a couple years ago...

Question, how do you post the video rather than just the web address?  Thanks from a slightly computer literate old duffer

Click on the little icon that looks kind of like a video camera to post video

One of the better short films I've seen in a while.  Jacapo has the most 5.14 trad ascents to his name than anyone else to date.  

Joel Unema wrote:

Not sure why this isn’t showing up on my mobile but watched it on my laptop and it is B to the A. 

This is my short film "Big Game Hunter." A DIY film about establishing a ground up first ascent in Kolob Canyon. Enjoy!

Second half. Starts at around 5:20.

Technically its bouldering, but its also a crack climb and Mason Earle, so I think it fits.

For absolutely zero production from a couple of dudes just sending it, this is awesome. Oh yeah, and they did it with a combined experience of 1.5 years climbing.

Getting the popcorn ready...

Fehim Hasecic wrote:

I was suckered by the click bait title. Not an "awesome" trad video!

Julian H wrote:

That whole second pitch is one big chock stone, almost  as hazardous as the peanut gallery. 

One film on it by the female sponsored climber stated it was like 100,000lbs or something in weight. I usually err on the side of safety, but I'd feel pretty confident that any force I would generate wouldn't move a 100,000 lb block of stone thats been set in place.

Am I foolish to think so? Is there documented evidence of stones this size being displaced by a climber? Is sandstone  more likely to break off massive pieces this size with minimal movement?