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you norwegian people are lucky bastards in so many aspects ...

beccati questa Tolkien... te ne mancano 3

I want to climb it this summer 😊

Thanks for a great video.

Do you need permit to climb in Arco Italy ? Or does it cost money ?

The camping ground is non profit and is run by volunteers.

Hello! I am going to Chamonix soon and I am deciding whether to climb this as I have little experience jamming. I know the basics of hand jamming and foot jamming and can lead at least 6b+, onsight 7a. I have also done alpine climbs like the cosmiques arete and entreves traverse. Do you reckon me and another 7b sport climber who has little crack experience can do this route?

I felt the part about longer runouts in Germany. Especially here in the saxony sandstone area, sächsiche schweiz, some runouts are basically free solos. As a outdoor beginner this is definately to much. Looking forward to our first trip to arco this year.

Great video! My son and I will be in Chamonix in early June and are thinking of climbing at Le Brevent. Would you recommend carrying a few smaller cams and nuts, for a route like La Somone? And is a 70 M rope good for the area? Thanks Greg

Im doing this 2nd week july 2024 if weather ok. All booked ! With a fab mountain guide 1:1. Should be epic. Ive wanted to climb this since i saw it doing aiguille entreves in 2017 ad not been back since. Video gives me goosebunps ! Thank you !

Beautiful 😎💪🏻

J'ai réalisé cette ascension en Août 2018, je suis natif de la vallée, ce sommet était pour moi un accomplissement. Merci pour ces belles images. Elles m'ont refait sentir un instant les sensations que j'avais ressenti en parcourant ce granit. 👍🤩

Wire gates are as strong as straight or bend gate, they have the same strength in KN

Amazing footage! Thank you

My ask is how do you put the ancor point before climb

Great video! Thanks for making these :) Any suggestions for a ice climbing guide book which would have routes around Tirol? Perferably in English. Thanks!

using the mountain equipment tupilak 50-75

I have been leading on ice for about a few years now. I threw away the leashes the first winter. It was just to scary to lead with them on. Must be a nightmare to do a big fall with the axes leashed to your wrists. And with no leash Its much easier to using the screws and handling the rope.

Should other climbers leave chalk marks behind?

If you have opportunity I’d suggest trying a bunch of different axes before you buy. Nomics where I live are very popular but I found out they are not for me and the spice at the bottom isn’t the best for Kaning. I went with the BD fuel cause I climb more moderate ice and alpine routes

Great video I climbed in both back in 2004 the vipers I loved on the left to the big crag

Nice tips thanks. My daughter (11) is doing amazing and can do clip drops including touching the next quickdraw. However it is definitely the case that her climbing still becomes more tense when on harder routes and this limits her progress on a route or lead versus on top rope. She often is only able to half commit or hesitates on a move for quite a while then makes the move but the tension means she doesn't make the move, but does still take the fall. Are there any ways to work on overcoming this issue, other than just keeping taking the falls?

The video is well done. Abd seems to explain the critical segments. Thank you.

This is exactly how info vids should be done, no pointless waffle and to the point.

Great video, you skipped the risk of a crampon catching and the rest of your body keeps falling shattering your ankle. (happened to a friend) Everyone always talks about the risk of dying but I think all the other risks i.e. stabbing yourself are more likely and can be really bad. Thanks for sharing your story.

Потрясающие места 💪🔥👍

Super 💪🔥👍

Потрясающе 👍🔥💪

yea reverso atc

3 climbers? I've only seen one! Respect for the helmet guy.

why was there a pair of nomics up there ? did someone else already fall?

I have a pair of la sportiva gtx tx5 boots and would like to do some light mountaineering do you think that universal crampons are compatible?

Ok i would defo "freeze" on that ridge..probable sit down and stay until i became part of the landscape.🫣

This is a great video. Thank you.

We did the Nollen. One hell of a job.

Nicely presented brother 👍

Did the Monch and Jungfrau but 3 attempts on Eiger were snowed off.

How to start outdoor rock climbing, step 1: get off youtube and hire a professional guide to teach you how

Yeah I have a question. How do you start rock climbing if; ✔You've never been to a climibing gym ✔you don't have any gear ✔you are not willing or capable of going to somewhere popular to climb rather than your hometown's rocks (Yeah i think im gonna die soon😂)

Great video! I'm preparing for a trip here; based on the guidebook, it looks like there are many runouts and it would be wise to bring some trad gear. I have none, so I wanted to ask if you or other viewers have recommendations about which size cams to get (in addition to a full set of nuts)? Thank you so much!

what months are best?

The first tip in the U.K. is to find some ice. It'll soon be that if you want winter ice you'll have to do what Joe Tasker and Pete Boardman did when training for Changabang - visit a Manchester deep freeze. It's the only ice you'll get. Perhaps that could be a new theme for climbing walls.

Thank you

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Awsome video mate ,When does this route come into condition?

NIce route, when I did it forty odd years ago, there was a Japanese guy soloing it. I took some slides (no digital cameras in those days) and we exchanged addresses at the Mönchsjochhütte (no email either!). He didn't speak any English and I didn't speak any Japanese, I sent him the slides once I got home and we kept in touch a bit. When I did the route, in those years there was much more snow cover. Time to urge our politicains to stop digging up and burning fossil fuels. :) :) Thanks for posting.

nice vid and explanation. Earned a sub here! :)

Lead my first route. A 5.9 50m I got really nervous not being able to see my partner or be able to communicate. He kept me on a tight rope. Route was kinda slopy if I fell I would have gotten scratched up pretty bad. What made me feel comfortable was placing gear between the bolts. This made me feel confident. I finished the 295 foot climb and was in shock like stunned. Repeated exposure will help me get comfortable at height.

I love the style of your guide videos like this. Great work!

I take a big ol`flask of whisky on my way up and usually that will cut my fear of falling. /joke