Shorter than the average climber, Michaela defies expectations and fights hard to get first female ascent of The Golden Ticket (5.14c/8c+) at Red River Gorge, Kentucky, USA
An ambitious effort to use physics modelling and experimentation to determine the ideal amount of slack to give when belaying. Part of the 'Overcoming the Fear of Falling' series
Nina takes on Smith Rock’s masterpiece of technical climbing.
To Bolt Or Not To Be is an iconic 5.14a/8b+ sport climb known for its perfect vertical wall, small crimps, and the relentless focus that is required to climb it.
Despite it being a short and wet trip, Ryuichi Murai manages to make short work of some of Switzerland’s hardest boulders.
Ryuichi's Tick list:
In search of time lost 8C/V15
Practice of the wild 8C/V15
Remembrance of things past 8B+/V14
Never ending story 8B+/V14
Ill Thrill 8B+/V14
Riverbed 8B/V13
One summer in paradise 8B/V13
Steppenwolf 8B/V13
High Spirit 8A+/B
The bizarre ride 8A+
Massive Attack 8A+
Sofasurfer 8A/A+
Nothing Changes 8A
Voigas 8A
Muttertag 8A
Foxy Dyno 8A
Piranha 7C+
Hohenzone 7C
World Cup climbers Anna Stöhr and Jakob Schubert attempt Fontainebleau's first 8A/V11. C'etait demain is a line first climbed by Jacky Godoffe in 1984.
In 2015 renowned alpinists David Lama and Conrad Anker put up a valiant attempt to summit the unclimbed mountain Lunag Ri (6907m). This video documents their first attmept.
As an aside to this video, in 2016 the two-man team attempted the same route once again. Unfortunately Anker suffered a heart attack when they were only 180 metres from the summit. Miraculously he survived the experience with Lama’s assistance. You can read more about his close call here.
Producer: Servus TV
Filming: Martin Hanslmayr, Menk Rufibach, David Lama, Conrad Anker
For years Hunter Damiani has diligently been posting videos of his bouldering first ascents. So it’s nice to see him get some credit for the contributions he’s made to the Colorado bouldering landscape.
A profile of the classic multipitch Supertramp (400m 6a-7b). David Lama & Katherine Choong climb the route and discuss the route with the first ascensionist.
The Beastmaker International Footless Festival proves you don’t need to wear your rubber to have a blast. This year’s competition provided great entertainment, with climbings duking it out on crazy upper body power problems.
Statement from Alex Honnold about this video: "And for everyone who wonders why I don't do the double dyno - you freakin' go up there and jump around ropeless! Sketchy! I'm not as bold as Dan Osman was."
It turns out that it's not easy filming someone on the most epic waterfall climb of all time. This video documents how a production team was able to capture Will Gadd's monumental ascent of Helmcken Falls in Canada.
Dave MacLeod, Jacob Cook & Calum Muskett FFA "Disco 2000" on Blåmman Mnt Norway. 7b, 8a+, 7a, 8a+, 7c, 7c, 7b+, 7a, 7a, 6a, 6c, 6b+, 5+ More info on Dave's blog
This series on Chilean climbing is not only expertly produced and visually tantalizing, but also has remarkable depth. The filmmakers dig deep into the history & spirituality of peoples they meet, and keep a sharp focus on the natural history of the lands they explore.
Photographer Tim Kemple finds some of Icelands most gorgeous yet frightening glacial features. He sends world class ice climbers, Klemen Premrl and Rahel Schelb, up, across and even down into them all, capturing it brilliantly. Finalist at Banff mountain film festival, 2015.
Featuring: Jimmy Webb and Matt Gentil in Virgin Gorda With its quality and quantity of rock, gorgeous setting, and great weather, Virgin Gorda is sure to be a huge bouldering destination one day.
"A story about Klemen Bečan's contribution to Slovenian climbing scene through developing climbing area called Osp, especially its most famous crag, where the hardest rock climbing routes are found, called "Pajkova streha", which means Spider's roof. The story follows Klemen's achievments in developing and climbing the marvelous cave, full of limestone tufas; since the year of 2007, Klemen bolted 7 popular routes, including two of the hardest rock climbs in Slovenia, Halupca 1979 (9a) and Waterworld (9a), which Klemen sended few months ago. The period of bolting and climbing was ended with upgrade of all the rutes; in late march 2014, Klemen bolted a 180 m long, multi-pitch route, which he graded around 8b(?). In the movie, you can also see the appearance of a young, talented Slovenian climber of the new generation Domen Škofic, who sended Klemen's project Water World, and also one of the most legendary Slovenian female climbers in history, Martina Čufar Potard, a successful competion and rock climber.
"Event Video for the 21st Annual Hueco Rock Rodeo!
It was a truly awesome event this year, held to benefit the Hueco Tanks State Historic Site, outside of El Paso, TX.
"For the past three years I have helped run the Hueco Rock Rodeo, and after each event I have had the privilege of saying it was the best Hueco Rock Rodeo yet. Once again the 21st Hueco Rock Rodeo gave me the opportunity to say it was the largest and most excellent rodeo to date. Without my predecessors, sponsors and volunteers it would be impossible. Thanks everyone especially 5.10, Adidas, the AAC and HTSHP. "
Melissa Strong
Hueco Rock Rodeo Event Organizer
Huge thanks to Beau Kahler, David Mason, and Hiro Watanabe for their assistant camera work!
Music is by Stenchman - Loco Motion, Silicon Future, Western Riddim
"Conrad Anker and Kris Erickson climb the Nutcracker
Leading the life of a climber involves a tremendous amount of sacrifice and hardship, but for team athletes Conrad Anker and Kris Erickson, there’s no living without it.
In 1999, on an expedition in Tibet, team alpine climbers Conrad Anker and Kris Erickson lost their good friend and exploration companion, Alex Lowe, to an avalanche that narrowly missed Conrad himself. To preserve Alex’s honor, Conrad and Kris establish and send the Nutcracker, a new ice climb route in Hyalite Canyon, Montana. Their story, and climb, are captured here by Sherpas Cinema.
"The North Ridge of Mt. Stuart in Central Washington is a true classic. High quality granite from bottom to top, loads of mountain goats, and some good friends make this experience not to be missed.
Follow our adventure to climb North America's Fifty Classic Climbs: www.smileysproject.com
Crown Jewel:
"One of Tahoe’s finest unclimbed lines, Crown Jewel, was sent by Kyle O’Meara this past summer. It climbs a perfectly clean 30 foot overhanging wall with sustained moves throughout. The boulder sits in a spectacular position perched above the Phantom Spires.
About Time In The Pines:
Over the past few years a select group of hard climbing Tahoe locals have been scouring the area, spending a ton of time under the big pine trees and secretly picking off world class boulder problems. The Time In The Pines series is a tip of the hat to the hard work that the select few have put in.
Produced by: Deep Roots Media & SkyPoint Visuals
Director/DP: Dane Henry
Additional Camera: Sean Haverstock & John Considine
Gimbal Tech/Camera Stabilization: Sean Haverstock
Music: The Polish Ambassador - Float With Me
Courtesy of The Polish Ambassador
"This story is about the first 8B+ in Russia, which has been opened by Artem Petrakov last september at the newly developed area called Lietlahti. Artem named the line Kozhanyi Nos (leather nose) in memory of his dog, which died on the same day, as he climbed the problem.
История про то, как скалолаз из Москвы Артем Петраков первым пролез потрясающий проект по нависанию в Лиетлахти, ныне известный под названием Кожаный Нос (Артем назвал трассу в память о своей собаке, умершей в тот же день, когда он пролез проект). По словам Артема, это самая сложная трасса из тех, что он пролез (а список его достижений довольно внушителен). Артем предложил категорию сложности 8В+, чего прежде не случалось на территории Российской Федерации!
music: http://missisippilandscapes.bandcamp.com/track/l-vres-ce-quon-mange
30 years later Ben Moon revisits his 1984 8a, Statement of Youth.
"It seems hard to believe but it was 30 years ago back in 1984, aged just 18 that I made the first ascent of the UK's 2nd 8a Statement of Youth. At the time it caused quite a stir in the climbing world not because of it?s difficulty but because I had used 7 bolts to climb it. To those not familiar with climbing in the 1980s this might seem pretty strange but back then sport climbing in the UK didn't exist. Although it would take a few years this was all going to change and Statement played a big part in this change. During the past 30 years I have made several 1st ascents around the world but there are none that I am more proud of than Statement of Youth. Located at Lower Pen-Trwyn (LPT to most people) on the Great Orme in North Wales the route takes a line up the right-hand side of the steep left hand section of the cliff. With no particular crux section but very sustained at the grade it's a right of passage for the sport climber aspiring to the magical 8th grade.
To celebrate its 30th anniversary I recently made a trip back to LPT with my good friend Steve Lewis to make a short film about that summer and the first ascent of Statement of Youth. I hope you enjoy." - Ben Moon
"Winter of 2014 was a big snow year in Southern Utah. When Scott Adamson and his compadres set out to explore these high desert canyons, there was one recorded ice climb. What they found would forever change the way we see desert climbing.
"David Lama & Dani Arnold on this first ascent of a new route on the Moose's Tooth in Alaska - 6a, M7+, 90°, A2. Lama is best known for being able to scale the world’s toughest alpine climbing routes, while Arnold is famous for his speed. The two young alpinists recently teamed up for an expedition to Alaska and were able to realize a spectacular first ascent right away.
With their new route “Bird of Prey” Lama and Arnold managed to pull off the first line through the central headwall of the 1500-metre (4500 ft.) east face of Moose’s Tooth.
The duo finished the demanding climb with sections up to 6a, M7+, 90°, A2 in remarkable speed, making it back to base camp within 48 hours.
"Ice Pillar Snaps with Climber on It, Here's How He Survived | Sub-Zero, Ep. 3 - Sub-Zero explores the souls of four top Canadian ice climbers and this time we meet John Freeman, a mountain guide
"India marks stop #6 of Marmot's Lead Now Tour (www.leadnowtour.org/), a global tour to inspire people through rock climbing and raise $10,000 a month for twelve different non-profit organizations.
6 months deep into travel, the Lead Now team finds a new rhythm in India during the month of December. With 5am daily wakeup calls to work India’s hardest sport climb before sunrise, Paige Claassen and 2 of India’s strongest climbers – Tuhin Satarkar and Sandeep Kumar Maity – navigate not only heat but the cultural barriers of a country deeply rooted in tradition. In a culture where women are expected to keep the home, dress conservatively, and live under the guidance of men, a woman climbing Ganesh (5.14a/8b+) is an unexpected event. Follow the Lead Now team deeper into the struggles of women in India as Ruchira Gupta, Emmy winning founder of Apne Aap Women Worldwide, describes her work to end sex trafficking and forced prostitution in India, and encourage the hope, empowerment, and shared courage of women around the world.
"Promoting the incredible sport of bouldering and the fantastic events of the IFSC Bouldering World Cup Series. Reproduced with IFSC's permission. All video contents remain their intellectual property. Monetisation of the video goes exclusively to fund the International Federation of Sport Climbing and the events shown in this video. Share with your friends to help promote climbing.
Music: Bandit - Aria
We included all the of World Cup finalists of the season.
Episode 3: "Climbing legends Stefan Glowacz (Germany) and Chris Sharma (USA) team up to master a climbing route in the Majlis al Jinn cave in Oman. The route has never been attempted before and counts as the world’s longest roof climb with 13 pitches. Both athletes descended into the bowels of the earth into the giant Majlis al Jinn Cave to climb the probably biggest roof this planet has to offer. No one has taken on this challenge so far, the idea is unique. Glowacz and Sharma climbed from the bottom of the Majlis al Jinn Cave back to Earth’s surface.
"Super-climber Will Gadd attacks the world's most challenging mixed climb: Canada's Helmcken Falls. On February 11th, Will Gadd and his team successfully reached the top of the Falls in British Colombia, Canada, after an exhausting and icy eight-hour climb. The route is considered to be the toughest mixed ice route in the world."
"Time In The Pines: Welcome To The Future: Sitting in the picturesque Hope Valley, just outside the Tahoe basin, Welcome To The Future has become a classic test piece of the area. With the imagination to see the line, Welcome to the Future was first climbed by Jesse Bonin. The climb starts on shallow dimples, leading to a reachy throw, and finishing up an improbable hold less arete.
Produced by: Deep Roots Media & SkyPoint Visuals
Director/DP: Dane Henry
Additional Camera: Sean Haverstock & Chris Stamey
Focus Pull: Corey Rich
BTS & Assist: Bligh Gillies
MoVI Tech/Camera Stabilization: Sean Haverstock
Music by: ODESZA
Album: In Return
Track 1: Kusanagi - Track 2: Koto
Courtesy of ODESZA
"Rock climbing in Freycinet National Park - Tasmania. Gina Sorensen Climbing Antimatter (23) 7a at the Star Factory which is located on Freycinet Peninsula in Tasmania.
Last year the Wow Prow crag in South Africa received some well deserved attention for it's irresistible rock. Inspired, Kilian took a trip south where he climbed Digital Warfare 8b+/5.14a on his 2nd attempt.
"MetroRock’s fifth year of the Dark Horse Series concludes in a heart-stopping Championship round where six of the country's most vicious, blood-thirsty competitors battle for this year’s title."
What motivates these climbers to mess about with unpredictable and slabby icebergs in the arctic waters isn't clear. None-the-less, it makes for some eye catching scenes, and ridiculously sketchy drama.
This year Jen Randall and Alex Gorham traveled throughout Europe to find the best climbing areas. In this episode they enjoy the world renowned sandstone of Albarracín.
In this cut footage from the upcoming movie Change, Adam demonstrates his remarkable on-sight skills on Nordic Flower 8c/+ and Muy Verdes 8c/+ at the Hanshelleren cave in Flatanger, Norway.
"Brian and Mandy left their home on bicycles (rode 14 miles), hiked into the Cirque of the Towers in Wyoming's Wind River Range (24 miles), climbed the Northeast Face of Pingora Peak (1,200' of climbing, 11,884' summit elevation, Grade IV, 5.8, 9 pitches), got married, and reversed the approach. On their wedding day they were awake and moving for 24 hours, the entire trip was just under 45 hours."
Episode 2 : Mike Libecki, Ethan Pringle, and Liv Sansoz travel to the remote Tian Shan Mountains near the border of China and Kyrgyzstan to establish a spicy big wall climb.
Bernd Arnold has completed over 980 first ascents in his many years of climbing. His unorthodox barefoot style is intriguing, but it's his sober philosophy on the paradox of fear and joy in climbing that make this short film stand out.
Three separate climbing pairs discuss their encounter with a hard and rarely climbed ice route on the Mont Blanc Range.
More images and story about this video.
A short film documenting Jonathan Siegrist on the first ascent of Idaho's hardest route, "Algorithm" 5.14d (9a), on September 8th 2012.
Filmed & edited by: Andy Mann & Keith Ladzinski (3 Strings)
licensed music by: Marley Carroll (marleycarroll.com)
"I could not fall. I think by the end I was screaming at every move - more nervous than tired - but definitely tired. I clipped the chains with swollen forearms and bleeding tips. 'Algorithm' 14d was born. Idaho's hardest pitch, and one of the proudest F.A.s of my career." - Jonathan Siegrist
Ashima Shiraishi's standard-smashing return to Hueco Tanks, TX in March, 2012. Featuring her ascents of Crown of Aragorn (V13) and Barefoot on Sacred Ground (V12) at the age of 10. Directed by Jason Kehl. For more about her, check out the film Origins: Ashima and Obe, available on DVD or HD Download as part of the 2011 REEL ROCK Film Tour. www.bigupproductions.com
The Moab desert is full of beautiful, free standing sandstone towers. What could be more practical and aesthetic than free climbing the towers and base jumping off them?
With my husband and partner Mario Richard, and our good friends Keith Ladzinski and Jorge Visser, we teamed up to shoot the whole adventure on these beautiful towers and make a movie of some of our favorite base climbs.
Since its 1974 first ascent until 2012, only three new routes were established to Cerro Torre's summit without relying on the bolt ladders of the infamous Compressor Route. All three of these ascents included Patagonia ambassadors and field testers -- here are their stories, first hand. Narrated by Kelly Cordes, with Rolando Garibotti, Colin Haley and Hayden Kennedy.
Chris Sharma has been in Ceüse for the last couple of weeks, climbing established lines and bolting a new route. We were able to catch up with him on the tail end of his trip.
Original soundtrack list:
0:00 - 2:08: Drunk Souls - "No more fighting" (http://bit.ly/PulVbs)
2:24 - 3:04: Ricci Fat Cut - "Sit back & chill" (http://bit.ly/SY3ob6)
4:55 - 7:30: Degiheugi - "I feel sorry" (http://bit.ly/PA5Pvz)
More than 600 climbers gather for Petzl RocTrip China.
The soundtrack is available on www.barakaflims.com The HipHop song from RicciFatCut (at 17:05) is available on soundcloud.com Voir la version française: www.youtube.com Get more info, pictures, guidebook and wallpapers to download on the Petzl webiste: bit.ly Last fall, from October 26-30, 2011, more than 600 climbers gathered with our team for Petzl RocTrip China. All participants discovered and enjoyed more than 250 brand new pitches on unbelievable limestone especially prepared for the event. Among the highlights of the film, watch Dani Andrada's first ascent of the extremely difficult 7-pitch Corazon de Ensueno (8c/5.14b), a route he put up in 2010 over the course of two trips to the area to prepare for the RocTrip. For this outstanding feat, Dani was awarded Climbing Magazine's prestigious Golden Piton. Other sequences include Steph Bodet and Arnaud Petit sending their project, Lost in Translation (8a+/5.13c), Gabriele Moroni's first ascent of Coup de Bambou (9a/5.14d), as well as other images of spectacular climbs up and down the valley. More infos, pictures, guidebook and wallpapers to download on www.petzl.com
Provides an insider’s look at rock climbing development. Exploration of secret, alpine climbing terrain high above Colorado’s Front Range has created a flurry of debate regarding the philosophy, secrecy and ethics of development. Culminating in Ben Spannuth’s FA of one of the world’s highest elevation 5.14s, ABYSS opens the floodgates of passionate debate within the climbing community.
The scandal unfolds in this 48-minute piece, featuring such climbing talents as Paige Claassen, Matty Hong, Chris Schulte, Mayan Smith-Gobat, Dave Wetmore and Matt Wilder and narrated by Jon Glassberg. Additional commentary from the insightful minds of Peter Beal, Herman Feissner, Joe Kinder, Brady Robinson, Ben Scott, Chris Sharma, John Sherman, and Clark Shelk.
Louder Than Eleven is a Boulder based production company specializing in outdoor media to promote the sport of rock climbing by creating captivating action entertainment.
Arc'teryx Athlete Jason Kruk and Squamish pioneer Hamish Fraser.
Squamish - Genius Loci.
In 1991, tallying more than 20 days in ground up style, Hamish Fraser, Peder Ourom and Mark Gandy established "Genius Loci", a stunning 5 pitch route leading up the Squamish Chief Grand Wall.
Despite it's classic and legendary status, close proximity to the ground, and modest grade (by modern standards), the route has believed to have not been freed in a single ascent until 2012.
Thank you to:
Matt Maddaloni
David Pearson
Charlie Long
Tony Richardson
Andrew Querner
Jason Kruk
Hamish Fraser
Brian Goldstone
Brent O'Hagan
Music
"See You On The Other Side" - Peter McIssac
"Strobe Light" - Yung Sir
Perry Beckham and Will Stanhope explain the history behind Peter Croft's first ascent of the Zombie Roof [5.12d] in Squamish, B.C. and the process behind Will completing the first free-solo of the route.
Filmed & Edited by David Pearson
Additional Videography by Chris Christie
Thanks to:
Matt Maddaloni
Chris Trull
Dave Diegelman
Anders I. Ourom
Scott Young
Sonnie Trotter
Randy Atkinson
Peter A Haan
Music:
Moby - Walk with me, Isolate, Pale Horses
Dustin O'Halloran - We move lightly
A short highlight video produced by Louder Than 11 from the 2012 IFSC Bouldering World Cup at the Teva Mountain Games in Vail, Colorado. The Teva Mountain Games are a project of the Vail Valley Foundation. Complete event details can be found at www.tevamountaingames.com.
This video is about Jenya Kazbekova who climbed "Vremya Ch" when she was 11 years old. Then she climbed her first 8B+ "Parallelyniy Mir" when she was 13 years old and then she made 8a+ onsight "Super Priapos" two years later. Jenya is very talented and hardworking girl. As a result she finally won the World Youth Championship, 2010 in category "Lead" and then she got the silver medal in the same category at the World Youth Championship, 2011. This year she has won Ukrainian Championship held in Kiev in the category "Bouldering" and she got a "Sport Master" rank.
Видео о Жене Казбековой, которой в 11 лет был пройден маршрут категории сложности 8А (Время Ч), и уже в 13 лет категории 8B+ (Параллельный мир). В 15 лет был пройден маршрут категории 8а+ на онсайт (Super Priapos). Женя очень талантливая и трудолюбивая девушка, что позволило ей выиграть Детский Чемпионат Мира в трудности в 2010 году и стать серебряной призеркой в 2011. В мае 2012 года Женя выиграла чемпионат Украины по болдерингу и получила звание мастера спорта.
Randy Leavitt demonstrates the "Leavittation" rock climbing technique. This short video is a great insight on how to climb those nasty sized wide crack! Go Pro cam: Chris Hubbard. Music: vvsmusic "The Star of the County Down (Waltz)".
Early in February, Joe Möhle completed the first Trad ascent of an old open project bolted at a sport crag, The Hole, in Cape Town. The route was originally bolted by Jono Fisher and remained an open project for a long time. Joe initially nabbed the first ascent of it as a sport route but, not trusting the old bolts, he ended up placing gear anyway. He then decided to do the whole thing on gear.
He named the line, Life Enhancement Program. It goes at around 30/31 (8a+), and is very very impressive!
I was there to capture the action.
filmed by: jono
edited by: garth & jono
music by: dj krush
feed me ft. tasha baxter - strange behaviour
krysia's music box
One Love
Jono
As a climber sometimes our biggest job is to try to do justice to the amazing stories of our friends and peers. For this piece I worked with our crew at http://camp4collective.com to tell http://thenorthface.com athlete Jimmy Chin's http://jimmychin.com story as he in turn highlights modern day climbing in Yosemite for a National Geographic feature story.
It seemed so serendipitous to be 'on assignment' in a place that we all cut out teeth as adventurers and which also ended up becoming the namesake of our collective!
The odd Fontainebleau holiday video. This was my third time in the forest and we had some really nice days. Conditions were perfect. As in every bouldering trip, the list of things to do just gets longer and longer and I'm already looking forward to returning to the source of bouldering.
Climbers & Filming
Markus Jantscher
David Schickengruber
The second in our series of unseen archives from the Posing Productions' footage vault. This clip was shot with a fancy polecam set up at the sport climbing area of Rodellar in Spain. Clip features top UK climber Steve McClure on a couple of routes including the classic 'The Dolphin' (El Delfin) 7c. Amazingly we never found a use for such quality footage, so here it is! www.posingproductions.com
Jungle Speed it's a 9a line ubicated in Siurana (Catalunya), in La Capella's sector. Sasha Gerzha, a 21 russian boy without any sponsor yet, realized this route in november 2012. We went to there with him to recreate the ascension. The result is this short video. We hope you like it!
Shadow and Sara talk about thier motivation to leave the guidebook behind and become inspired by the climbs that they see. With first ascents and random established lines, shadow and sara continue to put up interesting lines and speak about how obscurities can sometimes yeild the most fun.
The movie relates the first feminine ascent by Nina Caprez of Silbergeier (Swiss), one of the hardest multipitch route in the world, bolted and first sent in 1993 by Beat Kammerlander. Music & video editing by Vladimir Cellier Photography by Julien Nadiras & Diego Defila More movies and soundtracks on: www.barakaflims.com
At the end of June this year Nick Bullock and myself were fortunate enough to be able to make a rare ascent (6th overall) of the Slovak Direct on the nearly 3000m South Face of Denali 6194m in Alaska. The four days we spent on the route gave us some of the most intense and committed but rewarding climbing either of us have done in the mountains. Music Liars - The Exact Colour of Doubt Radiohead - Reckoner Smalltown DJ's - Best of 2011 the National - Sorrow Unbelievable Truth - Higher Than Reason
A film short about a Smash & Grab style climbing trip to Burkett Needle in the Stikine Icecap region of Alaska.
Climbers & Photography: Dave Burdick, Zac West, John Frieh
Production: Dave Burdick
Art: Emily Lang
Creative Direction: Dave Burdick & Zac West
With Support From: The Copp-Dash Inspire Award and the Mazamas Expedition Grant
This video features :
-Royksopp, 8A Flash
-Gliding through waves like dolphin, 8A first go
-Black Shadows, 8A+
-Brown Shadow 8A
-The flying Burito Brothers, 8B FA
-Peahi, 8A+ FA
-Oliphants Dawn, 8B+ first repeat
A variation of gritstone problems in and around The Peak District and Yorkshire, we follow a group of Boreal climbers climbing a variety of problems with different styles grades and locations.
Featuring Nic Sellers, Jordan Buys and Naomi Buys
Directed shot and Edited by Adam Bailes
Presented by Boreal
In May of 2011, Louder Than 11 traveled to the British Virgin Islands for some adventure bouldering on the island known as Virgin Gorda. Join Rich Crowder, Jon Glassberg, Amanda Berezowski, and Jon Wasser as they explore the beautiful white sandy beaches, searching for first ascents and adventure in one of the Caribbean's finest climbing destinations.
Boulders:
Fruit De Mar (V5) FA
UG Arete (V2)
Baby Diarrhea (V5) FA
Green Slab (V0)
Zeno's Paradox (V5)
Pocket Pull (V2)
Rose Garden of Trust (V8) FA
Deep Sea SDS (V4)
Ancients Traverse (V3) FA
Hands Don't Have Genders (V4) FA
Zion (V6) FA
Banyan Arete (V0)
Staff of RA (V6) FA
Cave Hop (V3)
Finger Blaster (V7) FA
Hippopoami (V5)
Ocean Treasure (V2)
Peebles (V6)
Fire in the Sky (V4) FA
Fingering it Out (V9)
Spring Bay Crack (V1)
The Wave (V2)
Monsters Do Smile (V0)
