Yo man, PLEASE start including footage of the anchors you build. Myself and other budding trad climbers would appreciate the opportunity to watch someone with more experience put them together.
Sometimes I do. I think the previous video I left the camera run through the anchor re-enforcement and certainly there are other videos were I film the process. I don't mind filming it but, and more importantly on a day like this where I think we climbed a dozen pitches, I also have to be conscious of how much battery life I have in my camera. I was using the Hero 5 session this day, which doesn't have a replaceable battery and I didn't have an external battery pack. Meaning, I probably had 90 min of recording time tops. Sometimes anchor building just takes a while (because you obviously want to get it right, so you take your time). In general, if I know I'm only going to get less then 3 or 4 pitches filmed in a day, and don't have any other power source, I'll record the anchor building. Any more and I'm generally saving battery life for the climbing.
this was the most insane pitch ive done to date.. that belay station was nuts... i backed up all the tat with 2 x .75 and a sling around a knob up right. you can get a bomber number 4 just above the blue tat in the video and really makes for a great redirect.. gave me the confidence to pull the roof. I thought it was excellent and a line to remember
A lot of tricky gear, not to mention that anchor. A ton of crap rock and the biners looked like they wanted to rest right over edges a lot of the time. Nice climbing.
Man, my daughter and I did our first (tiny) multi pitch today in Paklenica, Croatia. Small step for mankind, huge leap for us! Having obsessively watched your betas when I started getting into it, you somehow have something to do with it. So a big big thank you 😊 I also notice the glove on your right hand. Having a pretty bad wrist problem (avascular necrosis, one bone gone), I try all sorts of devices to keep my metacarpals in place. May I ask what it's for and how good it is?
pretty sure it’s a crack climbing glove, so that the skin on the back of your hand doesn’t get shredded when you crack climb, and you don’t have to take the time to tape.
Yo man, PLEASE start including footage of the anchors you build. Myself and other budding trad climbers would appreciate the opportunity to watch someone with more experience put them together.
Sometimes I do. I think the previous video I left the camera run through the anchor re-enforcement and certainly there are other videos were I film the process. I don't mind filming it but, and more importantly on a day like this where I think we climbed a dozen pitches, I also have to be conscious of how much battery life I have in my camera. I was using the Hero 5 session this day, which doesn't have a replaceable battery and I didn't have an external battery pack. Meaning, I probably had 90 min of recording time tops. Sometimes anchor building just takes a while (because you obviously want to get it right, so you take your time). In general, if I know I'm only going to get less then 3 or 4 pitches filmed in a day, and don't have any other power source, I'll record the anchor building. Any more and I'm generally saving battery life for the climbing.
@@FirstPersonBeta please show more anchors. BR from Slovenia
this was the most insane pitch ive done to date.. that belay station was nuts... i backed up all the tat with 2 x .75 and a sling around a knob up right. you can get a bomber number 4 just above the blue tat in the video and really makes for a great redirect.. gave me the confidence to pull the roof. I thought it was excellent and a line to remember
Man, the rock quality on those placements leaves something to be desired! Haha. You gotta make the best of what you got, good thing it's "just" a 5.7.
That anchor situation is classic.
A lot of tricky gear, not to mention that anchor. A ton of crap rock and the biners looked like they wanted to rest right over edges a lot of the time. Nice climbing.
If I could give this video a thousand likes I would!
You're going to love the video in 2 weeks
@@FirstPersonBeta Have you ever done a "bloopers" or "best of whippers" video for your channel?
This is a good anchor i think, here in the Dolomites they are way worst sometimes 😂✌
What is going on with that Mary Poppins rappel
Tandem rappel. Usually taught as a rescue technique, but also good for inexperienced rappellers, children, or sometimes just getting down quicker
@@OojimaflipThingummy Ah makes sense, thanks
Man, my daughter and I did our first (tiny) multi pitch today in Paklenica, Croatia. Small step for mankind, huge leap for us! Having obsessively watched your betas when I started getting into it, you somehow have something to do with it. So a big big thank you 😊
I also notice the glove on your right hand. Having a pretty bad wrist problem (avascular necrosis, one bone gone), I try all sorts of devices to keep my metacarpals in place. May I ask what it's for and how good it is?
pretty sure it’s a crack climbing glove, so that the skin on the back of your hand doesn’t get shredded when you crack climb, and you don’t have to take the time to tape.
August Grossman Thanks! Just did my first crack 2 days ago, I get why you’d need one of these!
I love clipping pitons!
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i did not like the quality of rock on that route when i did it. glassy, chunky, chossy(looking but not actually)