Відео

Contender for one of the best 5.12 pitches in the state. Iconic line that deserves all the love it can get. Also, Le Beak is the greatest V4 known to mankind; nothing shall ever eclipse its greatness.

Sick problem that has cost me countless amounts of left-hand skin over an absurd amount of attempts. Highly recommend!

Deep in the heart of southern Little River Canyon lies this little gem of a route that boasts some powerful and bouldery movement. Of course I opted for the big move for the crux and not the double bump on the tiny crimps. I know my place!

A bizarre boulder problem with some fairly unique beta leads to classic Little River Canyon jug-tugging. Super cool route!

Might be the softest V8 in all the land, but I’ll take it! A really cool problem that’s definitely worth doing if you have the drive to fight through the lines on this awesome boulder. Felt like a sport climb in all honesty

One of my favorite boulder problems of all time! Feels impossible at first, then not so bad once you figure out the exact body positions and movement necessary for this classic. I thought it was really tough and would definitely recommend to anyone!

The jug is off apparently... gotta love them eliminates!

Had to do it in honor of my youngest sister, Molly... I’ll be back for the right variation one of these days! The toe hook unlocked this thing for me.

Words to live by: "If you don't do it, you're never gonna do it." - Will Patterson

Fun, little sloper traverse that leads to a bit of groveling up to an incredible hand jam. This one deserves a bit more attention than it gets!

Stout and bouldery line out of a small cave that took me much longer to send than I care to mention. Thanks to Chris Sanders for the video and Adam Henry for allowing us to climb at your private crag.

Ridiculous but fun dynamic opening moves on one of those obscure routes that nobody ever does. The rest of the climb consists of sequential but decent edges that eventually lead to easy jug hauling to the top.

The Word (5.13a) - Concave (Little River Canyon)