Ice/Mixed Climbing Flicks?
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This trailer is fantastic. I am excited to see the full length: |
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This might've already been posted, but I just wanted to remind everyone that in the era of carbon tech machines, drones, and 1080p, Steve House's shaky home video footage from the Karakoram will forever reign supreme. |
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http://blackdiamondequipment.com/en_US/experience-story?cid=klemen-premrl-helmcken-falls-ice-climb&utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+BlackDiamondEquipmentExperience+%28Black+Diamond+Equipment+Experience%29 |
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NNEXQ27PG1Y |
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http://vimeo.com/196239975 |
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https://vimeo.com/81235589 |
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Notice the difference in the way Tony Lamiche and Steve House climb the final moves on the route Repentance in NH. |
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I just found this |
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The Park by John Dickey |
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I saw Will Gadd's Frozen Titans at the Breck Film Festival and to date it still one of my favorites. It's free to watch on RedBull TV https://www.redbull.com/int-en/tv/video/AP-1M1HX3NJN2111/frozen-titans. The making-of clip was posted on Arc'teryx's youtube channel and it's a great watch. |
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Anyone ever find that clip of the east coast mixed line where the guy whips onto like a #3 camalot after ripping his gloves off? I think it’s soundtrack is some heavy metal song? He might have been climbing with cobras if that helps jog anyone’s memory. |
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Brandon Groza wrote: Anyone ever find that clip of the east coast mixed line where the guy whips onto like a #3 camalot after ripping his gloves off? I think it’s soundtrack is some heavy metal song? He might have been climbing with cobras if that helps jog anyone’s memory. That was Brad Heller on his line in the Catskills. Not online anywhere AFAIK. |
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Gord McArthur on Storm Giant (D16) - "worlds hardest dry tooling route" |
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Brandon Groza wrote: Anyone ever find that clip of the east coast mixed line where the guy whips onto like a #3 camalot after ripping his gloves off? I think it’s soundtrack is some heavy metal song? He might have been climbing with cobras if that helps jog anyone’s memory. That was amazing. From what I remember it was a number 4 and the climbing was at Palenville. Mike, that’s too bad. I’ld watch that again! |
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Bill Kirby wrote: As would I. While I don't seek out climbing videos, it was by far the best I have seen. |
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thread reborn! One of the better winter climbing films I've ever watched. |
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Posting to follow! And relive the New England glory in mattys vid, vicariously from AZ |





