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Gold Plated Rocket Pony wrote: Jeeeesus. That runout over a #2 nut and a black alien...! |
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These were likely already mentioned. Killer: |
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I don't think I've seen this one here yet: or this one. One more, awesome looking route in Iran. May want to mute if you aren't into trance music. Seems a little novice on the drone operation, but the climbing is still great.
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Hmm Run out you say? This is "Grit, climbing" and a very strong ethic prevails, No pre-top roping if you want credit Bryce Adamson wrote: Ummm... he pre-top roped it before the lead. Cool video, though, and scary anyways https://tomrandallclimbing.wordpress.com/2013/05/ Hey Thank You for that & the link. I just din't think that they would toot the horn, if he had, I took the 2nd ascent comment to mean that he had worked it ground up taking that swinging fall into the crash pad, thats all. . . I stand corrected! the way the world changes! I wish they had allowed top rope/pre-inspection when I was there.
Still looking for this one "Gibson climbs major new line on Wimberry Miles Gibson beneath his new route at Wimberry The chalk shows the line of Dangermouse, E9  © Ben Heason Miles Gibson has succeeded on a major new route at Wimberry near Sickbay Shuffle. He called the route Dangermouse and gave it a grade of E9 7a . "You get gear behind a crack (on Bertie's Bugbear) and a flake on the arete. That's it though, there is no more gear." Miles climbed the route . . . after waiting for the right cooler conditions. He had been trying it on and off for . . . two months - but the conditions proved very frustrating . When it was cool in August it was wet, and since the weather improved, it has usually been too warm. The steep direct arete below Sickbay Shuffle is one of many 'last great problems' at Wimberry. Over the years this wonderful crag has given up its treasures sporadically with Kevin Thaw's Sectioned, E8 being the last major new route in 2004. However there are still plenty of gaps and perhaps Miles' new route might spur some more interest in this superb crag. & Vy can't ve choost climb und dance?
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Michael Schneider wrote: Ummm... he pre-top roped it before the lead. Cool video, though, and scary anyways |
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Not everyday you see a bat hang while plugging gear. |
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That was too sick ^^ |
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Awesome! Looks kind of like Tennessee/WV sandstone. Where is that? |
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^^^that was rad. Dude doesn't like to extend his gear tho! |
Ted Pinson wrote: I don't know a thing about the route, the video popped up randomly while watching some videos with my 4yr old today. The guy sounds South African, though. (edit) Decided to click back through. Indeed South Africa. "...South African climber Joe Möhle make the first Trad ascent of a sport route that he bolted at a sandstone sport crag, The Hole, near Cape Town...The Hole crag is one of a few steep sandstone sport crags that surround Cape Town..." |
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Ha, speaking of Hayden...I’m sure this has been posted at one point, but it remains one of my favorites. |
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Hadn't seen this one before: |
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Having never climber the South Platte, holy hell that's an awesome line on an awesome rock in an awesome area! I dream of making 5.10 cracks look that easy. |
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=372&v=wiiJ7OfdEbk Just got reminded that I'm a pansy. Cheers. |
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Cool video! Looks like JTree...? Any idea what the line is? |
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Looked like a fun route. Guy likes his chalk! |
Ted Pinson wrote: Did you not read the title of the video? |
