Wow the production quality is splendid in this video. Really enjoyed that lil drone shot sequence with the van, sprinkles of slow mo, entertaining moments, and music choices too! Top job boys! Magnifico! 😗👌
guys, actually thats one of your best videos so far. i love it ! the travel, the italian guys, the beautiful nature area and also the nice boulders u did. everything was so entertaining. keep on doing stuff like this :) greets from germany
Where can I get my bunch of supportive italien guys. Like do you rent them, is there a discount if you buy more than one? Really need those guys for my next climbing session ;)
Hey guys, really nice work there on the edit and the video in general, really. I like your Videos and the vibe. I'm just wondering for how long did you stay on Sicily? Because I can't get my head around the fact, that so many climbers and so called nature enthusiasts or lovers or whatever, don't seem to care about nature at all. They fly around the globe for just a week of bouldering and don't even talk about the bad impact all that flying (or consume in general, because that what this is. Consuming) has on the nature ergo on the sport we all love so much. It seems to be a common problem around the Boulder Vloggers and the professionals. I get it. They have to push the Sport to the next level, this is only possible while establishing new areas and crags around the world, participating on Worldcups, and so on. But don't you and your fellow CZcamsrs have a certain responsibility in educating your followers, since the sport we are doing depends on a healthy nature? At least talk about in the videos and point out, that flying should be well considered. Is it really necessary to fly from London to Paris for a few days of Bouldering? And please correct me if I'm doing you wrong and there are actually Videos or statements concerning all the above. But all I have ever seen are Videos from your (or other CZcamsrs) awesome climbing trips, which really look awesome. But is it worth it? With all the hype around climbing and bouldering, there are so many new people introduced to the sport, so many without any sensitiveness on how fragile the ecosystem is. People without a background in nature at all. They don't care about it in the first place. It should be established climbers, people with kind of fame, that tell those people "dude. WTF? You really need that new climbing trousers from 200$ or does a good old sweatpants do the job? Do you really need to fly here and there for a couple of days of climbing? Try a local crag instead. If you need to fly, do it once a year and stay for a reasonable amount of time. Pay for a co2 compensation on your flight." You know? Stuff like that. In making bouldering accessible to the mainstream with your videos, I think channels like yours have the urgent responsibility to be a good rolemodel, you know? All those newbies and kids look up to you, want to have awesome trips like you. I just think it is soooo so odd how little talk there is about such an important topic in a community, wich is directly affected by the consequences of treating their playground, the nature which they love sooo much, so bad. Sorry for the long comment. That was just something that came to my mind since an other video from you, I think the one from copenhagen. Keep the good work up guys, just try to reduce your ecological footprint maybe ;-)
@@emanpunts Yeah, they took the train. But I think it was just for meeting Marco and afterwards heading to the airport or something like that? It's like a whole day and some hours from London (thats where they at in the beginning right? Yonder Bouldering Gym?) to Sicily by train. By watching previous episodes, I honestly doubt they did that. And again, this isn't just about Bouldering Bobat. They all seem to be lovely people. This is about all the CZcamsrs that are seen by so many people, by people who maybe aren't well educated on that topic or just don't care any way, and get kind of permission from there idols. I always thought, if you are doing sports with or in the nature, you automatically care about it, as well. That you are sensitized (by nature, haha) for the well being of it. That you stop buying shit you don't need, live frugal. I wish some big players like Daniel Woods, Nalle Hukkataival, Adam Ondra and so on, you name them, would just stop flying for a year or so. As a statement or something. Did anyone ever do something like this? Someone who actually has an impact on the community? I think thats what I'm trying to say with way to many words ;-) : I wish there would be at least some statements. Some educating words, maybe a whole episode about it. Some impuls to get the people think about their behavior. Some self reflection. I think with being a climber comes a great responsibility. No matter wich style, Trad, Sport, Bouldering, hell even Speed. And no matter wich grade you climb, you should always be concerned about the planet. You are doing sports in the nature? Go ahead and treat it well then! You don't care about outside activities? Treat it well anyway!
Marius Mettmann how does that tired quote incorrectly attributed to Gandhi go? “Be the change..?” Just because you’re using compassionate language doesn’t mean you aren’t trying to shame people into adhering to your religious beliefs (such as, “the ecosystem is fragile.”). Please keep that out of the science surrounding the climate. You can use your platforms to share and espouse your views; that’s your duty. But it isn’t your moral responsibility to finger wag. I appreciate your vocabulary and passive attitude, and I feel like a climate change lecture is a little self indulgent and misplaced in a CZcams video of some friends climbing, even though you are relating your beliefs to the content. Cheers.
You can have this or that belief about what fellow humans should do and how it impacts the environment, but it doesn't relate to a negative impact on climbing rocks... Rocks don't care how much CO2 is in the atmosphere. You could have air so toxic we couldn't breathe, and there would still be plenty of rocks to climb. If you were talking about fishing or something, it might be a better argument.
@@eriksteen2900 Sorry, your comment is reckless and ill-informed. For one, CO2 is not the only pollutant relevant here; For example, NO3 (nitrate free radical) and SO2 (sulfur dioxide) are both compounds that enter the atmosphere as products of fossil fuel burning. Here they undergo various mechanisms to produce both HNO3 (nitric acid) and H2SO4 (sulfuric acid). These acids descend with rain (hence acid-rain), and can erode various rocks, such as limestone and sandstone (both used for climbing). Secondly, you're wrong, CO2 itself DOES lead to rock erosion. Atmospheric CO2 is dissolved in water to yield H2CO3 (carbonic acid), which similarly falls with rain and can erode limestone.
Ahh, to catch a train to another country... *cries in Australian*
Veronica Jane Did you notice the gum trees? Felt strangely Australian listening to the gum leaves in the wind.
They actually left an island to get to another island 😂
I loved the Italian "yessssss" and "breeeathe" in the background, I felt so motivated and I started breathing deep, and I'm not even climbing!! :D
Such a cool episode! Seems to be a great place to climb and these italian guys are so cheering and positive I love it
You’re awesome
Michel Carrillo no no, Yoooooor awesoom
@@jlehm Noooooo, Ur awessummm
Loved those Italian guys so supportive.
Gecko, was like "look at these stoopid hoomans struggling"
Nick B spider, with his many hairy setules, looked on in condescending disgust
Best episode yet? Love the adventure feel and new lines. It’s awesome how stoked the Italians are to have you out there. Nice one boys!!
Yeah Italians are super welcoming in general
Those guys encouragement was so awesome even I felt like I did a good job
17:03 I honestly laughed at the "EQUILIBRIUM", well we wouldn't be italian without trowing some weird word in english X,D
😂 yeah i know, its because in italian its similar to "Equilibrio"
equilibrium is latin probably?
@@halvorgb Very likely.
Maybe they refer to the volk metal band haha
equilibrium is actualy latin, in fact it means in italian "equilibrio", which means "balance" (I'm italian)
The sickest part was the ending parkour. Nice trip.
Wow the production quality is splendid in this video. Really enjoyed that lil drone shot sequence with the van, sprinkles of slow mo, entertaining moments, and music choices too! Top job boys! Magnifico! 😗👌
This was actually dope; always wanted to go to Sicily. This sealed it
Great job on this one guys. Flow and editing was on point.
Yesss quality vibes!! Ending was a bit extreme though, take it easy.
Zero Dislikes: Everything in its right place.
fuck you
1:42 look at Marco on the left, that's how we Italian abroad feel when we finally drink a good espresso back home :)
guys, actually thats one of your best videos so far. i love it ! the travel, the italian guys, the beautiful nature area and also the nice boulders u did. everything was so entertaining. keep on doing stuff like this :) greets from germany
That wind looks fucking awesome
these rocks look mystical, epic
Top tier bobat
19:45 funniest top out I’ve seen so far 🤣 Great video though
Those beats tho, you're nailing it every single time.
I was today years old when I discovered Joe had his ears pierced 1:40
i think i used to work with marco in big chill bar in brick lane...? never knew he was an undercover crusher. top video as always! x
joe , tom... you're awwweesommmee
Cracks me up the bo selecta sound Tom makes , reminds me of uni days!
Joe trying to bring the 80s back with the ear piercing?
love this outdoor video!
and also love the supportive italian guy haha
Watching this with the night shift filter on gave everything an amber tint, making the whole climbing look like you’re in the Serengeti.
Maybe I’m too high
Maybe I’m too high
Tom is THICC 20:06
Lolll nice job boys
Yay, outdoor vids ftw!
20:05 "safety" lol only the brits will know...
@10:47 Pepperoni Bugatti
UFO at 4:16🗿
This was an awesome video guys! Really chilled.
looks lush!
Great music Omar :)
What was that first song?? Banger! Sick video too, youre awesome
Ultimate Hype Man
outdoor bouldering at its best ;)
Amazing stuff
Very cool
Best video on CZcams in 2019
13:13 Damn, that looks pretty high!
Quality Video fellas
Ahhh yes the french speaking sicilians.
les jeux sont fait !
Where can I get my bunch of supportive italien guys. Like do you rent them, is there a discount if you buy more than one? Really need those guys for my next climbing session ;)
Amazing video
Sick
All Joe wants for christmas is a patagonia sports-bra... 🤭
Come to the US!!
Working on it 💪🤙
Bouldering Bobat hell yeah
Love the route creation! What were the grades?
Does anyone have any idea on what jacket Joe is wearing in the beginning? The orange fluffy one.
It’s a Rab Retro Pile fleece my dude🔥
@@BoulderingBobat Came here in the comments section exactly for this, fleece on fleek
i am 2 min in and i am here to comment that this video is amazing!
definitely good
YUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUURT
Hey Bobats, can I ask what yalls max boulder grade is? Greetings from the netherlands🇳🇱😁
I'm not sure, but I think Tom's max is the 8A+ (V12) Jacks Broken Heart which he climbed recently in Magic Woods.
@@Benkkuful Thanks dude👌🏻, I still have a long way to go then😅
Hey guys, really nice work there on the edit and the video in general, really. I like your Videos and the vibe. I'm just wondering for how long did you stay on Sicily? Because I can't get my head around the fact, that so many climbers and so called nature enthusiasts or lovers or whatever, don't seem to care about nature at all. They fly around the globe for just a week of bouldering and don't even talk about the bad impact all that flying (or consume in general, because that what this is. Consuming) has on the nature ergo on the sport we all love so much. It seems to be a common problem around the Boulder Vloggers and the professionals. I get it. They have to push the Sport to the next level, this is only possible while establishing new areas and crags around the world, participating on Worldcups, and so on. But don't you and your fellow CZcamsrs have a certain responsibility in educating your followers, since the sport we are doing depends on a healthy nature? At least talk about in the videos and point out, that flying should be well considered. Is it really necessary to fly from London to Paris for a few days of Bouldering? And please correct me if I'm doing you wrong and there are actually Videos or statements concerning all the above. But all I have ever seen are Videos from your (or other CZcamsrs) awesome climbing trips, which really look awesome. But is it worth it? With all the hype around climbing and bouldering, there are so many new people introduced to the sport, so many without any sensitiveness on how fragile the ecosystem is. People without a background in nature at all. They don't care about it in the first place. It should be established climbers, people with kind of fame, that tell those people "dude. WTF? You really need that new climbing trousers from 200$ or does a good old sweatpants do the job? Do you really need to fly here and there for a couple of days of climbing? Try a local crag instead. If you need to fly, do it once a year and stay for a reasonable amount of time. Pay for a co2 compensation on your flight." You know? Stuff like that.
In making bouldering accessible to the mainstream with your videos, I think channels like yours have the urgent responsibility to be a good rolemodel, you know? All those newbies and kids look up to you, want to have awesome trips like you. I just think it is soooo so odd how little talk there is about such an important topic in a community, wich is directly affected by the consequences of treating their playground, the nature which they love sooo much, so bad.
Sorry for the long comment. That was just something that came to my mind since an other video from you, I think the one from copenhagen.
Keep the good work up guys, just try to reduce your ecological footprint maybe ;-)
I thought they took the train there at the beginning?
@@emanpunts Yeah, they took the train. But I think it was just for meeting Marco and afterwards heading to the airport or something like that? It's like a whole day and some hours from London (thats where they at in the beginning right? Yonder Bouldering Gym?) to Sicily by train. By watching previous episodes, I honestly doubt they did that. And again, this isn't just about Bouldering Bobat. They all seem to be lovely people. This is about all the CZcamsrs that are seen by so many people, by people who maybe aren't well educated on that topic or just don't care any way, and get kind of permission from there idols. I always thought, if you are doing sports with or in the nature, you automatically care about it, as well. That you are sensitized (by nature, haha) for the well being of it. That you stop buying shit you don't need, live frugal. I wish some big players like Daniel Woods, Nalle Hukkataival, Adam Ondra and so on, you name them, would just stop flying for a year or so. As a statement or something. Did anyone ever do something like this? Someone who actually has an impact on the community? I think thats what I'm trying to say with way to many words ;-) :
I wish there would be at least some statements. Some educating words, maybe a whole episode about it. Some impuls to get the people think about their behavior. Some self reflection.
I think with being a climber comes a great responsibility. No matter wich style, Trad, Sport, Bouldering, hell even Speed. And no matter wich grade you climb, you should always be concerned about the planet. You are doing sports in the nature? Go ahead and treat it well then! You don't care about outside activities? Treat it well anyway!
Marius Mettmann how does that tired quote incorrectly attributed to Gandhi go? “Be the change..?” Just because you’re using compassionate language doesn’t mean you aren’t trying to shame people into adhering to your religious beliefs (such as, “the ecosystem is fragile.”). Please keep that out of the science surrounding the climate.
You can use your platforms to share and espouse your views; that’s your duty. But it isn’t your moral responsibility to finger wag.
I appreciate your vocabulary and passive attitude, and I feel like a climate change lecture is a little self indulgent and misplaced in a CZcams video of some friends climbing, even though you are relating your beliefs to the content.
Cheers.
You can have this or that belief about what fellow humans should do and how it impacts the environment, but it doesn't relate to a negative impact on climbing rocks... Rocks don't care how much CO2 is in the atmosphere. You could have air so toxic we couldn't breathe, and there would still be plenty of rocks to climb. If you were talking about fishing or something, it might be a better argument.
@@eriksteen2900 Sorry, your comment is reckless and ill-informed.
For one, CO2 is not the only pollutant relevant here; For example, NO3 (nitrate free radical) and SO2 (sulfur dioxide) are both compounds that enter the atmosphere as products of fossil fuel burning. Here they undergo various mechanisms to produce both HNO3 (nitric acid) and H2SO4 (sulfuric acid).
These acids descend with rain (hence acid-rain), and can erode various rocks, such as limestone and sandstone (both used for climbing).
Secondly, you're wrong, CO2 itself DOES lead to rock erosion. Atmospheric CO2 is dissolved in water to yield H2CO3 (carbonic acid), which similarly falls with rain and can erode limestone.
??? How long has Joe had that earring????
Nice vid! What's the name of the track starting 7:30?
what kind of rock is this?
It’s Sandstone actually, similar to Font but a bit more coarse
@@BoulderingBobat Oh really? I thought that i seems more like schist. I had such a different image of sandstone on my mind to be honest.
10th
Man in orange, we are happy you found some beta, please stop spraying said beta everywhere