WoGü - Edu Marin climbs one of the most difficult multi-pitch lines
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2016
- WoGü is one of the best known multi-pitch routes in Europe: not only for its difficulty but because it also carries a little bit of history with it. Beat Kammerlander bolted it in 1997 in honor of Wolfgang Güllich after he died in a car accident. That´s why it bears his initials, WoGü. It is considered one of the most difficult multi-pitch lines at the moment.
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That dad is the real champion here.
His father is amazing, followed him all the way up there.
The production quality of this video is brilliant.
Great Video and Climb.
Amazing!
super video
una bestia!
Muy bien Eduardo,eres un genio👍 te deseo suerte y salud para syempre
the marins increible, ¿donde se puede encontrar el video completo?
I wanna start this sport, looks so cool.
Then just do it, go to a climbing gym, get to know people that you can learn from. You won´t regret it.
did you?
@@dieterwassner3598 I've done my level 1 climbing award. Saving up to do the next 4 levels
music is Julian Wassermann - Sol
This is insane! Those crimps are extra crimpy lol
Mu gü-eno
"Nessuno ha detto che sarebbe stato facile!"
Does somebody know what's with the artificial hold on 1:39 about? In such an historical route?
Martin Feistl
I would like to know, too.
@@stefans4562 Beat Kamerlander himself is talking about that in the latest video of Cedric Lachat who did the route now too. He, Beat, explains he broke the hold in his first ascent and said i have to glue it back on. :-D What a legend!
How do they get down.... (sorry I don't know the sport)
Have a look here:
ua-cam.com/video/Y6OUGgYKK-w/v-deo.html
;-)
Le costo un wogü, que diga in wevo, un huevo...
hey i have a question regarding mammut rope. Recently i bought an old stock un-open gravity superdry. does a rope have a certain lifespan duration before it become absolete/expired?.. i know a motorcycle tyres do. after 5 years even if its not used the tyre is already bad for use. does the same principt?. thanks.
Yes, the same principle applies. Most manufacturers recommend 10 years maximum, even if the rope has never been used.
Rope is the one thing you never ever skimp on. If a sling or bolt fails you fall a bit further than normal, might twist an ankle or something if you're unlucky. If your rope fails you die. Always take good care of your ropes and it's better to replace it too early than too late.
+aezif dhom - Absolutely! Also be aware of storage conditions (cool and dry, not near oil or gas, etc.), number of falls, types of falls (dynamic loading / factor 2), never step on ropes, etc. Take care of it like your life depends on it ... it may very well.
I would not go so far as to give a lifespan. Take care how you store it - no UV-light, no acids, no heat - else the softener of the core might evaporate. Factor X falls are limited, too. Else check the sheath - as long as it protects the core (no hole, no shifting, no peltzing), all is well. I had an Edelrid rope for 18 years, it got really thick, but was still fine. Edge-falls are killer for sheath (and core), do not underestimate even round edges (that's what finally killed the sheath).
Recent tests have shown, that ropes don't "age" at all. But see about storage etc above.
Seven people are haters in the 5th degree
Music is awk
I didnt know mexicans were into rock climbing.
WTF