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Sean Fair
Registrace 10. 04. 2013
Prusik Peak Climb
Climbed up the west ridge of Prusik Peak in August of 2024 with my wife.
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Salt Creek Diving
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Footage from two dives I did at Salt Creek up in Washington state. Vis was great 10 to 15 feet. August 2024.
Oregon Scuba Diving
zhlédnutí 57Před měsícem
Dove an Alpine Lake with pretty good vis lots of small trout.
Sunset Bay Oregon Snorkeling
zhlédnutí 62Před 2 měsíci
Low tide snorkel at Sunset Bay and High Tide Snorkel at Mill Beach both in Oregon.
Detroit lake scuba dive
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Diving with my dad at Detroit lake in Oregon in may. Vis was not so great!
Pioneer Route
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Did my third climb up the Monkey Face with the Monkey off my back variation. My buddy had never aid climbed before it really took it out of him lol.
Great video. Wish I could do this one day with other people.
Thanks, it’s a great climb if you get the chance you’ll enjoy it.
Fantastic!
Glad you like it!
Sean, how many bolts on the 3rd pitch?
I believe 4 it’s a short climb. I would highly recommend the Monkey Off My Back variation. It goes at 5.9 and is an amazing pitch with even better exposure!
Sean, How many bolts from the panic point to the anchor of pitch 3?
6 bolts or 7 bolts this is the Monkey Off My Back variation.
This is a goal of ours! Are you able to share your trail map? We are looking to do it in mid July! Amazing video
Did the pole creek approach and climbed north then followed the ridges. North to middle there is only one way it’s pretty obvious. Come back across the traverse and head for middle you can’t really mess it up same coming down middle towards south. Coming down middle looking at south sister I went climbers right and headed up south. Sorry I don’t have any kind of map of what I did, hopefully that helps!
Amazing weather conditions! Great climbing, too. I hope the downclimb wasn't too terrifying.
Anxiety in overdrive just watching this
Clipping up high would be a lot easier if you had a daisy chain to hold your body weight..
Why not back up your rappel???
Where in the cascades?
not exactly geared up for what he's doing ! LOL doesn't even have full use of both hands. we had to rope up on one short section near the top.
Did the 70m full rappel without a third hand? Pretty big balls. That's dicey.
You’ll need a minimum of two 60m to reach the bottom.
Ok, this is obviously not the Mt. Jefferson I'm familiar with. You look like you ae on top of the world. My Mt. Jefferson was in New Hampshire (5716"), and age 61, glad I was still able to do it.
All of the bumbled placements really reminded me of beginning my own trad climbing some 20 odd years ago. I hope you’re still at it, and your placements are less sketchy❤️❤️❤️
yall crazy as hell!!
Jeans and a hoodie. Love it. Haha
Where is it? That’s looks so sick
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no fifi hook?
how do you like the maxim rope?
you seem like a very experienced climber, thanks for sharing this with us!
Bad ass! 🍻
This really helps. GoPro angles reeeaaaallllly make you suck in that breath...
My god this video is insane. How did you get down? Did you have any water? Wow absolutely incredible footage. Major balls dude.
I am glad that you are alive my friend lol Your 3 finger jack climbs gave me panic attacks 😅 I really hope you get more views!
Awesome video. Glad you didn't die
Aid climbing looks exhausting.
You were a lot braver with the lack of draws you were putting up on the bolt ladder than I was!! I was scared and put them on almost every one haha
Oh, yeah. It looks like he forgot to clip in a draw before the going in the cave.
I tried to slide down from Hog's Back, but it was too warm and I kept getting stuck in the snow. It was maddening. lol
been following your vids for years, you got some great content and deserve more views.. i think you could really blow up this channel with some nice vlog content if you could break out of the quiet!!
Y’all are nuts but an inspiration.
Would the snow be melted first week of june ?
No not at all.
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Planning to do pioneer route for the first time late June. Great video!
Amazing 🤩
I hate to be an idiot, and I'm sure you've heard this many times before, but why? What could possibly be worth the risk of either plummeting to your death (Ueli Steck), or being wheelchair-bound (Quinn Brett) for the rest of your life? At the prime of your life? I mean, life isn't a happily recurring multiple stroke of good fortune. It only happens once; then it's over, forever. What could possibly be worth putting your life in jeopardy; what prize, what thrill, what bragging rights, what momentary rush, what CZcams subscription-WHAT could possibly be a reward greater than possibly losing the only life you will ever have, for Eternity? There is no god. There is no reincarnation. There is no karma. There is no Gaia. There are no grandchildren. There is just: death. Nothingness, for Eternity. No choices. No love. No people. No mountains. No dreams. No loved ones. And you risk that, for THIS? Sorry. I love climbing videos. I paid to see Free Solo. I loved Ueli Steck. And Dean Potter. And the hundreds of other names that are carved into rocks or inscribed . . . on gravestones. My wife died on January 18th . . . she didn't want to, but she did. I will never hear her voice again. She will never be on the bed next to where I'm sitting now. The house is quiet. There is no laughter. Only silence. That said, I loved the video.
Great video Sean! How long did the climb from base to top take you?
Gosh it took us longer than it should have. We started early around 6 am and probably got to the top by 1-2 pm. Then we got lost going down and missed the mountaineer route so we descended the north side i believe and came out the gulley by mt Russell.
Damn man that rappel at the end is fuckin nutts! Did you need a 70m for it ?
Freaking insane rappel.
holy shit that's insane!
Great video! Hoping to do this climb later this year!
how did it go?
Let's see...no water, no food, no safety gear, no bad weather gear, wearing cotton, no helmet, going alone. Just about all the things NOT to do in backcountry hiking in the mountains. These are not behaviors to be emulated.
Right it's crazy to me that people do a peak like that under those circumstances and even live to tell the tale.
Yoooo so cool
Nice climb!
good job !
Always happy seeing your videos
Seeing that bolt spin at 16:51 gave me some anxiety lol
Very happy for you both.
1972, went to Lute Jerstad climbing school on Hood. Summit up Eliot glacier down Cooper Spurn Needed to be ripped up and carry ice axe.
Very cool. So did your wife take the climbibg gear with her after North? I have been thinking of ways to do this with roping up for north.
@@sydneyf193 How nice of you! Thanks for letting me know. Great job here.
Oops, remember that you should always tie a knot at the end of your rope when rappelling. Hopefully you are still alive. I recommend climbing with a partner, but then I wear a face covering in the grocery store. I'm over seventy and perhaps you will be so fortunate to reach this age, because it's still fun to get into the out of doors. Happy climbing.