90 seconds into the video: Shame it's not uncut, full send footy, he can't possibly send in 90 seconds. 90 seconds later: :O That foot on the wall while jumping too. Insane. Mega stark. Thumbs way up.
@@joshjanes1 That’s not what I mean. You see good climbers being lowered down after finishing their projects without taking down the quick draws. Often they also take down the rope. But then, how do they get the quick draws down? I assume they are not going to climb it again to get the quick draws ;)
Hey Mike, there are different possibilities. Maybe u can reach the top anchor pretty easily from the backside of this wall and just lower yourself down. Another possibility is that some quick draws are fixed like the bolts, they are maintained by the local climbing division for example.. edit: Maybe his mates tried it as well and they will collect the quick draws after the session.
@@Mike-oz4cv to add on what josh wrote later on: In Germany, some/most hard routes (that starts sometimes already as low as 8a+) keep their quick draws. It's common practice. Some are also only have quick draw, half maillons. Locals set them up and change them for example yearly. Routes are usually so steep, that it sucks to take them out, so they are more or less thief proof as well.
It’s a strongly discussed topic if Hubble or Action Directe is the worlds first 9a. Hubble was climbed earlier but originally graded as 8c+. Most of the people upgraded it to 9a but no everybody.
Because its colloquially known as the first ever route to be graded 9a which maintained this rating. You might have misunderstood this as being the first ascend of a 9a, rather than the route being the first ever ascended 9a route
Geile Leistung. aber das scheiss gelaber von dem Typ der anfeuert ist doch nur nervig! Sowas würde mir die Konzentration rauben. Können die Leute nicht einfach mal klettern lassen und leise sein?
when the camera guy is more hyped than the climber :D
Literally this lmao
😂
Perfect uncut video
This was the 1980s vision of a hard route (smallest holds at the steepest angle) taken to it's logical conclusion.
by faR THE best uncut ever from this fantsastic climb
That's the content we wanna see!!!
calm, cool, and collected
wow
Alter 9a ist einfach übertrieben hart irgendwie. :D Top Leistung, danke fürs Video!
Nice Mal die front Perspektive zu sehen und nicht immer nur den ersten Zug von der Seite.
quizas el mejor video de action directe con la mejor perspectiva sin duda
Wow, könnte ich mir ein 11er aussuchen den ich hochkomme es wäre die Action! Glückwunsch
My finger hurt just by watching this...glad I'm climbing only intermediate Saxon Switzerland routes x)
Wtf? He' got steel core - the swing on the 1st move was none existing
casual. nice job dude
Super smooth x
Impressive! Almost seems easy :)
starke Leistung!
sick 🤙🏻
Super Leistung!!!
Großen Respekt!
Die Mutter aller 11er. Als 7er Kletterer hab ich sie zumindest mal besucht.
Herr Güllich wäre stolz.
No problem for Philipp. Wow!
super strong dude, congrats
So sick!!!!
Richtig geil.
90 seconds into the video: Shame it's not uncut, full send footy, he can't possibly send in 90 seconds.
90 seconds later: :O
That foot on the wall while jumping too. Insane.
Mega stark. Thumbs way up.
maschine
Geiles Ding! Glückwunsch!
Perfect
sehr geil
Why does nobody in these videos take down the quick draws?
@@joshjanes1 That’s not what I mean. You see good climbers being lowered down after finishing their projects without taking down the quick draws. Often they also take down the rope. But then, how do they get the quick draws down? I assume they are not going to climb it again to get the quick draws ;)
Hey Mike, there are different possibilities. Maybe u can reach the top anchor pretty easily from the backside of this wall and just lower yourself down. Another possibility is that some quick draws are fixed like the bolts, they are maintained by the local climbing division for example..
edit:
Maybe his mates tried it as well and they will collect the quick draws after the session.
@@Mike-oz4cv to add on what josh wrote later on: In Germany, some/most hard routes (that starts sometimes already as low as 8a+) keep their quick draws. It's common practice. Some are also only have quick draw, half maillons. Locals set them up and change them for example yearly. Routes are usually so steep, that it sucks to take them out, so they are more or less thief proof as well.
The quickdraws stayed to take pics afterwards
Spannend!
super geil
Sau geil!
Geil, Glückwunsch! 🎉
Dude changed his t shirt from the thumbnail to the vid ?
Made it look easy
einfach geiler typ
@1:20 is the beginning with the mono
Strong ;)
UNd ich denke mir nur so, wenn der aus irgendeinem Grund oben abrutscht, macht der nen Grounder..... Wieso clippt man da blóß die letzte Exe nicht?
Sonst hätte er die Route nicht durchsteigen können.
Der Clip ist Sau schwer
@@fabey2948 trotzdem saugefährlich.
Is this difficult like Akira? Meh...
Why does description say "The worlds first 9a." I'm pretty sure that isn't true, but either way well done!
It’s a strongly discussed topic if Hubble or Action Directe is the worlds first 9a. Hubble was climbed earlier but originally graded as 8c+. Most of the people upgraded it to 9a but no everybody.
Because its colloquially known as the first ever route to be graded 9a which maintained this rating. You might have misunderstood this as being the first ascend of a 9a, rather than the route being the first ever ascended 9a route
Geile Leistung. aber das scheiss gelaber von dem Typ der anfeuert ist doch nur nervig! Sowas würde mir die Konzentration rauben. Können die Leute nicht einfach mal klettern lassen und leise sein?