I don't climb and I don't follow climbing, I heard of his death and had to see who he was. This man just lived more in this short video than I have my entire life. I solute you sir. I am sorry for your loss. You seemed so free and that is the most tragic loss. God speed.
You should get into climbing, live your life how you want and don't let people stop you! If you don't want to do climbing find another hobby. Stay busy and your life will be great
@@idemoziveli7834 Is that hate speech I hear? You are a disgrace to humanity for such talk. You don't know Brad, or anything about him or his passions. I sincerely hope you retract your statement.
@@idemoziveli7834 so is every single person that dies in a car accident a moron? Is everybody who's accidentally died doing what they love a complete moron? You sound like a moron for saying such things as you did above.
idemo ziveli ......you are probably someone who never was accepted by people and are damaged in life, so you bring hate to what you don’t and never had, friends, love ,and good times. Good for you, must feel great.
Brad was kind enough to say hi to me and ask me about my broken leg. He sat next to me when we both first watched his reel rock film on the nose speed record at the Castro theatre in SF. He smelled like a dirty climber but his heart and soul filled the entire theater with laughter and awe. RIP my brother.
@@hunterh1033 Rappelling has taken many life's. I have been out of the sport for a long time but some of things people do these days makes no sense. Simul rappelling like Simul climbing just seems like a bad idea. Everyone just keeps pushing it. Its truly sad.
Let’s just take a moment to appreciate how he clipped that QuickDraw like it was a cam, he unclipped it and put it in his mouth and instinctively tried to grab a trigger 😂
RIP 💔Right before I went to Yosemite last year, I was at a film festival where they showed a video of Brad. Went to Yosemite and got to meet him there. Such a cool quirky person and an amazing climber!
I spent my summer working in the employee gym in Yosemite watching Brad bum wifi and try to finesse free meals in the cafeteria. Such a humble down to earth guy. You would've thought he was just another Yosemite climbing bum if you didn't know his face. Rest in peace man.
A great film about a phenomenally bold, strong and committed climber. Whilst I think Cedar's heart was in the right place, I think his film doesn't do Brad justice. He is an amazing climber and the fact his persona bucks the trend of being "cool" I think in reality this talks to so many more people in climbing because it is so honest. I hope that the sponsors and film makers are reading or listening to these kinds of comments!!
I keep coming back to this video of Brad for that exact reason. Although endearingly goofy, he was a wise soul with some impressive fucking technique (that stemming sequence was simply beautiful).
Brad Gobright, a very brave and talented climber and explorer of heights, RIP. I wish I had your determination and spirit of adventure, and bravery to see all those wonderful sights. All good wishes for Brad's family and friends.
haha, on my last trip to the US, I have been exactly at the parking spot. I had a look at the climbs, put my climbing gear back into the car, went for a hike and had a beer in Moab.
@@timtimson313 what does a climbing route in the desert have to do with a rappelling accident in Mexico?? Be safe, triple check your knots and climb on
Darius Allison climbers die all the time by rappelling off the end of their ropes, so I was staying to “close the system” by tying knots at the end of the ropes before you rappel so you can’t rap off the end
I've always been fascinated by the red sandstone cracks of Indian Creek etc.....they are so aesthetically perfect in their appearance, both color and the smoothness of that red sandstone.....being from eastern Canada, I have little experience climbing such aesthetically beautiful rock!
No need to be in denial. James is right. Brad WAS a risk taker. We all knew it, and he did too. The difference is that James Taggert is still alive, and his family and friends aren't grieving. Be careful out there folks. RiP Brad
Respect your skill and determination. Placing protection is the only way to climb responsibly. As a grandparent I'm apalled at rope-less climbers. Terrific photography.
I really like what you said at 10:50 - currently working "some full time job" while dreaming about something like this full time some day soon - very inspiring & motivating, thank you!
@7:15 when he reaches for that draw I thought he was going to grab it but he gets its swinging and shortened the clip ! RIP Brad you were an amazing climber and human being. Peace
I climbed for twenty years but had to quit because of overuse injuries. I was never really concerned about dying when I climbed but I definitely have more respect for the dangers of it now; probably because I'm a dad.
Same here. My elbow let me down. Now that I have a family I could never do the things I once did. I always knew it was dangerous but I was confident. My kids and wife need their dad around. Now I ski and mountain bike for my adrenaline needs. Take care.
Anwar Stanzi No, everyone dies because the wages of sin is death. Romans 6:23 For the wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord. Seek Christ Jesus the Redeemer
@Drew Eflin ..... Gramicci predates ICP/JUGGALO’s by a bit. Gramicci hit the market in 1982 & was started by Mike Graham (Gramicci) & the late great John Bacher (R.I.P.)
I bet he'd be a lot happier if he was still alive doing what he loved. You can't boil it down to that, and I can't imagine falling 300 meters to your death is "doing what he loved" either. That fall is more than long enough to realise you're dead. I've taken huge sport falls and had time to think "why haven't I stopped yet?". Absolutely terrifying way to go, and I feel so sorry for him, and his family and friends.
There's absolutely no glory in hurling through space at 125 ftps, for 8 seconds. But..... climbers are selfish, engaged in the most superlative of selfishness. Seek Christ Jesus the Redeemer God bless with Truth Kalam argument czcams.com/video/6CulBuMCLg0/video.html Contingency argument m.czcams.com/video/FPCzEP0oD7I/video.html Fine tuning of the universe m.czcams.com/video/EE76nwimuT0/video.html The ontological argument m.czcams.com/video/xBmAKCvWl74/video.html The moral argument m.czcams.com/video/OxiAikEk2vU/video.html
@@Soli_Deo_Gloria_. Yes, for me it's miles better to die climbing than in a car accident for example. He knew the risks, climbing is dangerous, and it was worthwhile to him. Also, go to other place with your religious bullshit.
I don't climb and I don't follow climbing, I heard of his death and had to see who he was. This man just lived more in this short video than I have my entire life. I solute you sir. I am sorry for your loss. You seemed so free and that is the most tragic loss. God speed.
You should get into climbing, live your life how you want and don't let people stop you! If you don't want to do climbing find another hobby. Stay busy and your life will be great
I was a climber...old n fat now...still a climber.
This guy was a gem,a bit weird but that made him more complete.
Never knew him but I'll miss him.
I was just watching this last night. I just read the news that he died and I have his stoked smile etched in my mind. Be safe out there people
@@DefundTheFringes WTF is wrong with you?
@@idemoziveli7834 Is that hate speech I hear? You are a disgrace to humanity for such talk. You don't know Brad, or anything about him or his passions. I sincerely hope you retract your statement.
@@idemoziveli7834 so is every single person that dies in a car accident a moron? Is everybody who's accidentally died doing what they love a complete moron? You sound like a moron for saying such things as you did above.
idemo ziveli ......you are probably someone who never was accepted by people and are damaged in life, so you bring hate to what you don’t and never had, friends, love ,and good times. Good for you, must feel great.
@@idemoziveli7834 I hope you find peace of mind and learn to love in a cruel world.
Rip Brad, you're like a long lost friend that I didn't know personally but inspire me to climb.
My sincere condolences to everyone who loved him. What an incredibly gifted guy. He left too soon.
Well he tried leaving soon
Brad was kind enough to say hi to me and ask me about my broken leg. He sat next to me when we both first watched his reel rock film on the nose speed record at the Castro theatre in SF. He smelled like a dirty climber but his heart and soul filled the entire theater with laughter and awe. RIP my brother.
lol. "You haven't thought of the smell!"
Brad Gobright deserves so much more credit than he gets, he's just such an incredible climber.
DEAD.
Not a great rappeler apparently /:
Well he practically committed suicide
@@hunterh1033 Rappelling has taken many life's. I have been out of the sport for a long time but some of things people do these days makes no sense. Simul rappelling like Simul climbing just seems like a bad idea. Everyone just keeps pushing it. Its truly sad.
Let’s just take a moment to appreciate how he clipped that QuickDraw like it was a cam, he unclipped it and put it in his mouth and instinctively tried to grab a trigger 😂
His climbing technique and footwork were clearly on another level! Rest in peace Brad.
RIP 💔Right before I went to Yosemite last year, I was at a film festival where they showed a video of Brad. Went to Yosemite and got to meet him there. Such a cool quirky person and an amazing climber!
Rip Brad . This guy was one of the most inspiring climbers out there. Kinda hard to watch these videos : (
Great little documentary. I'm not a climber but I can certainly feel his good character. Sad he passed away but he did it climbing.
What makes these great climbers great is their incredible endurance, unbelievable. RIP Brad, you were an incredible human being.
I spent my summer working in the employee gym in Yosemite watching Brad bum wifi and try to finesse free meals in the cafeteria. Such a humble down to earth guy. You would've thought he was just another Yosemite climbing bum if you didn't know his face. Rest in peace man.
It's nice to see a climb hero be so humble and simple. He's not trying to make it somehow spiritual or overly epic: just good'ol hard climbing.
RIP
A great film about a phenomenally bold, strong and committed climber. Whilst I think Cedar's heart was in the right place, I think his film doesn't do Brad justice. He is an amazing climber and the fact his persona bucks the trend of being "cool" I think in reality this talks to so many more people in climbing because it is so honest. I hope that the sponsors and film makers are reading or listening to these kinds of comments!!
I keep coming back to this video of Brad for that exact reason. Although endearingly goofy, he was a wise soul with some impressive fucking technique (that stemming sequence was simply beautiful).
Brad Gobright, a very brave and talented climber and explorer of heights, RIP. I wish I had your determination and spirit of adventure, and bravery to see all those wonderful sights. All good wishes for Brad's family and friends.
RIP! We love you Brad!
we lost an inspiration. RIP Brad. We will all miss your warming smile.
Got curious because of the picture under the rock.. never accidentally found such a tragic story. Rest in peace for both of them.
a true legend, goes to show how carful we need to be. stay stoked up there big guy
up where?
@Loui Byrne brad was an atheist but whatever
@Loui Byrne first day on the internet? it was disrespectful to neither outside of the most sensitive of lenses
Wonderful video, I've enjoyed (and will enjoy) watching it countless times. Heartbreaking that he's gone. Peace.
Super inspiring stuff! I love Brad Gobright content.
Wow. Great footage. Really shows the balance and strength it takes to suspend between walls.... Good Job Brad!
10:04 That sigh of relief when gets to the rest and can place some gear. Thats a rest??? Next level
So Strong! I also had no idea Hayden was such a beast. Looking forward to seeing more of Brad climbing!
😩
super cool & visceral footage!
I was so shocked to find out he passed. Rest in peace Brad, another bright climber gone before his time.
@@quinnjim Still surprised to find out. It's always sad when someone in the climbing community passes
Kind of hard for me to find this a shock, sad either way
Extreme climbers live on the edge. Its like high speed bikers in busy traffic.
Its a big risk - the gamble of our lives.
RiP
SHOCKED ???? DO YOU KNOW WHAT A FREE SOLO CLIMBER DOES DUMB ASS. THAT'S LIKE SAYING PEOPLE WERE SHOCKED WHEN I DIED ????
@@kurtlives2048
He didn't die free soloing dude. He rappelled off the end of his rope because he forgot to tie a knot in the end.
Some of the sickest climbing I've ever seen. Truly an inspiration. Rip Brad🤙
Some people cram more true living into one day than others achieve in a lifetime. Amazing guy. Take care everyone.
True. But be careful out there folks.
...Remember its our loved ones who suffer a life-time of grief if we get it wrong.
True living? Dude died for nothing.
Dude is a sick climber... The whole sketch artist angle doesn't do him any justice.
He was slick. Dead.
Miss this guy sooo much. What a good friend.
Enjoyed watching Brad climb!
Very nice and authentic film. Love the spirit
haha, on my last trip to the US, I have been exactly at the parking spot. I had a look at the climbs, put my climbing gear back into the car, went for a hike and had a beer in Moab.
Wise move in light of the recent tragedy.
RiP
@@timtimson313 what does a climbing route in the desert have to do with a rappelling accident in Mexico?? Be safe, triple check your knots and climb on
Alexander yeah and always close the system!
Zander Ascher huh?
Darius Allison climbers die all the time by rappelling off the end of their ropes, so I was staying to “close the system” by tying knots at the end of the ropes before you rappel so you can’t rap off the end
I've always been fascinated by the red sandstone cracks of Indian Creek etc.....they are so aesthetically perfect in their appearance, both color and the smoothness of that red sandstone.....being from eastern Canada, I have little experience climbing such aesthetically beautiful rock!
To hear and see him honoring his friend who passed away is so hauntingly beautiful. What a kind soul, Brad.
Rip to a legend
rip to a dumbass risk taker
James Taggert You’re the dumbass you scary little bitch... You keep living your boring ass life loser boy.
No need to be in denial. James is right. Brad WAS a risk taker. We all knew it, and he did too.
The difference is that James Taggert is still alive, and his family and friends aren't grieving.
Be careful out there folks.
RiP Brad
i was just out there at thanksgiving for a climbing trip, it really puts our sport into perspective and the reality of what we risk
Thanks Gramicci for this wonderful video :-)
Awesome climbing Brad!
You will never be forgotten.
Respect your skill and determination. Placing protection is the only way to climb responsibly. As a grandparent I'm apalled at rope-less climbers. Terrific photography.
He actually seems quite professional in this video lol
he speaks well. glad he doesn't say "like like like like like" a hundred times
Brad will always be with me when I climb, shit he’s one of the biggest reasons why I climb.
I really like what you said at 10:50 - currently working "some full time job" while dreaming about something like this full time some day soon - very inspiring & motivating, thank you!
Rest Easy ✊🏻
Honestly, who gave this a thumbs down? Great short vid!
Such a kind beast. He is missed. Hayden is as well.
inspiring dude. great video
Awesome Brad! Heroic psyche
Came here after Reel Rock. What a climber!
RIP
What a nice guy and badass climber!
RIP we love you Brad
rooting for this man
he passed away on wednesday
Back here in 2022 after listening to an old Enormocast episode with Brad, what a guy, what a loss to the climbing community
Hopefully there are some gnarly routes in heaven for you to climb brother. RIP.
Brad is THE MAN
R.I.P. Brad💐
Watched Brad climb for the first time in this vid less than a month ago. Huge loss to the climbing world. RIP
Unbelievable lines
Kinda reminds me of Will Stanhope. Crusher, no agenda, would crush some beers.
Damn you were a crazy super-stoked dude Brad Gobshite. RIP brother, wish you could have been here awhile longer.
Rest easy Brad
@7:15 when he reaches for that draw I thought he was going to grab it but he gets its swinging and shortened the clip ! RIP Brad you were an amazing climber and human being. Peace
RIP Brad. another great legend gone.
I climbed for twenty years but had to quit because of overuse injuries. I was never really concerned about dying when I climbed but I definitely have more respect for the dangers of it now; probably because I'm a dad.
Same here. My elbow let me down. Now that I have a family I could never do the things I once did. I always knew it was dangerous but I was confident. My kids and wife need their dad around. Now I ski and mountain bike for my adrenaline needs. Take care.
Rest in peace...cant imagine the terror of falling for that long
Seems like a nice dude, I was yelling slack when he wasn't haha
R.I.P big man. Rest easy.
RIP Brad
Now that’s climbing. I am exhausted !
Rest in Peace Brad =( awesome climb idol
thats some brutal climbs, nice vid
that corner especially. damn.
I was more scared than him.... Rest in peace.... Blessings to his family
Super impressed with that random belay
Legend
Send in Peace brotha
Awesome, dude! #gobrad
Rest in peace Brad.
RIP. Seems like such a great dude.
R.I.P. Brad
Awesome
new brad video thats it !
R.I.P. Brad.
RIP Legend.
people be crazy, respect to the dude! rest in peace
RIP Brave Warrior!
Stick around Brad, you are going places buddy!!
RIP Brad
Straight down. Yes, VERY SAD but a wasted life. A young person died for no reason.
Hey bud, everyone dies for no reason
Anwar Stanzi
No, everyone dies because the wages of sin is death.
Romans 6:23
For the wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord.
Seek Christ Jesus the Redeemer
"Seek Christ Jesus the Redeemer"
No thanks
flowy. true hardcore climbing.
R.I.P. sir
Damn! Awesome
10:00... WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU HOLDING ON TO?!?... props 👍👍
RIP BRAD LLB.
RIP Brad.
That was so gnarly, however, the Gramicci logo looks just like the Juggalo Hatchet man... Collab??
@Drew Eflin ..... Gramicci predates ICP/JUGGALO’s by a bit. Gramicci hit the market in 1982 & was started by Mike Graham (Gramicci) & the late great John Bacher (R.I.P.)
legend
Brad the Dr Octagon fan @ 3:14
He died doing what he loved.
Rest Easy B.
True. He loved climbing. But he died falling.
Be careful out there folks. Remember its our loved ones who suffer the grief if we get it wrong.
@@timtimson313 Major Buzz Killington,
I bet he'd be a lot happier if he was still alive doing what he loved. You can't boil it down to that, and I can't imagine falling 300 meters to your death is "doing what he loved" either. That fall is more than long enough to realise you're dead. I've taken huge sport falls and had time to think "why haven't I stopped yet?". Absolutely terrifying way to go, and I feel so sorry for him, and his family and friends.
There's absolutely no glory in hurling through space at 125 ftps, for 8 seconds.
But..... climbers are selfish, engaged in the most superlative of selfishness.
Seek Christ Jesus the Redeemer
God bless with Truth
Kalam argument
czcams.com/video/6CulBuMCLg0/video.html
Contingency argument
m.czcams.com/video/FPCzEP0oD7I/video.html
Fine tuning of the universe
m.czcams.com/video/EE76nwimuT0/video.html
The ontological argument
m.czcams.com/video/xBmAKCvWl74/video.html
The moral argument
m.czcams.com/video/OxiAikEk2vU/video.html
@@Soli_Deo_Gloria_. Yes, for me it's miles better to die climbing than in a car accident for example. He knew the risks, climbing is dangerous, and it was worthwhile to him. Also, go to other place with your religious bullshit.
Rest in peace brad. Hope you're climbing sketchy rad shit somewhere dope as fuck in another world or something. Rest easy big guy.
When rappelling, never forget the knot at the end of the rope. RIP Brad.