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Nice! i remember this climb, back when I lived in MD. I climbed mostly at Seneca Rocks, but went few times to Gunks. This route was great... technically not very difficult, but indeed quite exposed. Climbing out of the ledge on to the overhang required certain commitment. But then again, I wasn't very good climber - I think the hardest I ever did trad leading was 5.8

Hi ! Great video ! Just curious : how exactly did you film this ? What gear did you use ? Cheers from South France !

@silasrossi are you using some kind of body mount for the insta360? I've been trying to put the camera in my backpack and it's okay, but this angle is amazing! And it's so smooth how you move it back and forth

Always loved that climb.

Sure beats pulling plastic.

nice call letting Black play out

I was looking for the hanging belay, but you did it as a single pitch. Looked great.

JSnare is super intriguing! I've never heard of it thank you for pointing it out!

Thanks for your video brings back. Some memories. Will be there in the mid 90s. All the holes are so positive fun climbing spot.

nice route

Great route. Didn't know you could link all the pitches.

Is there a description of your camera setup?

What if you whip? Does the camera setup survive the fall?

I remember doing this one and fighting a TON of rope drag at the top! Such an amazing climb. Thanks for posting!

Impressive Linking all three pitches and the music was killer Slinging the tree, never thought of that but cool. Did rope drag concerns affect how many pieces u placed or would u place the same amounts of pro if pitches were not all Linked?

So enjoyable. Such a cruiser.

Wasn’t sure what was going to happen while Another one bites the dust was playing LOL

Can you do a video about how you set up your harness and why?

Awesome!

You should do the dangler!

Loving the videos! What camera and setup do you use for the over the shoulder POV?

BITD I watched Wolfgang Gulich onsight “The Throne” next door with only 3 pieces of gear! We finished doing Bonnie’s that day with the Knockout Drops ceiling variant after his inspiration!

Great video, Silas.

I appreciate the Green Day!

Epic route! Great to see such calm and smooth climbing … almost makes me think I’d be brave enough to lead it 😬

Beautiful!!! And so glad we got 2 back to back. Thank you for giving us this brilliance to fill the days between climbing trips.

🎉 woot! Keep em coming silas! Your camera angle is so good, I love watching you climb and learning from your movements! As Doug robinson once said in his movie Moving over stone. Imaging is an important part of learning and watching movement helps climbers learn to move over stone. I can't thank you enough for your videos. "Without rock, we'd all be surfers" 😊

Top taste and choice in music... 90's all over again!!

Ace. One of my favorites!

Great song choice Silas! 🤘😎

woot feels like christmas morning! thanks for all the uploads!! these are the best videos on the platform!

Hold on, the second and third placements were way too quick, did you have those pre-planned and racked?

Nicely done. You made it look easier than it is. ;)

That was pretty cool!

looks so beautiful!!! Nice running into you today by the way -Max

What is going on at 5:50? Someone left a wire in there?

I've only been climbing regularly indoors for a year, I want to start climbing outdoors so I've been consuming as much knowledge from experts/books/videos to atleast have somewhat of a base to work from. Thanks for the great info!

Love this filming POV!

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Nice shirt Silas!!! Just got the same color but in a tank top. Thanks for you contributions to the gunks apps!

Super solid conversation!

Oh my goodness. I did CCK last week and wish I had this soundtrack playing in my head. I didn’t link the 2&3 pitches so the traverse right was more significant looking in the moment and boy it felt thin. I did not make it look that smooth! I did pitch 1 of MF right afterward and felt super buttery on it, so redeemed haha!

Assuming you use an insta360, how do you control the invisible selfie stick's position? I have only been using mine vertically or at a slight angle over my shoulder, but I see in your videos it is way behind you, but still stable and steady. How do you rig that?

Amazing video! Thank you! This does bring up a consistent question I have. Why are superstitions people so interested in putting their iconography just everywhere? So strange. . .

The route he climbed is not High Exposure

Took a 25 foot whipper 2 moves after the crux last weekend because I was not prepared. This will definitely help me for the next time I lead this, and hopefully send.

I saw a guy climbing this and was like that looks like horseman then saw how hard it looked and was like naw horseman is 5.5, then later found out it was. Hardest 5.5 I’ve ever saw 😂

Wow!! Nice video!! Enjoyed watching!! I done few Treks but nothing to compare with this...if you want to have a look...thanks!! Well done 👏 you got a subscriber!!

Go Dad! Go Silas!

Kudos on leading that in a very "Old School" style, and not simply lacing it up with a trail of cams and nuts! This is the style that I learned in Boulder Canyon and Eldorado Canyon back in the late 1950's and early 60's. "When in doubt--run it out!"