60 Degrees North | Bouldering In Finland With Niky Ceria | adidas TERREX​

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  • Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
  • Niccolò Ceria, or Niky, knows that bouldering can connect far beyond our immediate sense of touch during a climb. An undeniably emotive endeavour, bouldering in Finland has drawn Niky Ceria back time and time again since his childhood fascination first formed, attracted by the diverse ascents this unique part of Scandinavia offers climbers.
    At 60 degrees north and only a couple of degrees short of Arctic circle bouldering, Niky's passion for climbing in Finland is boundless, attracted by the diverse ascents this Scandinavian superstar of bouldering offers climbers.​
    In 2014, he visited Aland Island, his first trip to Finland, yet it would take more than three years to organise a trip to the mainland. “I love the lakes, the fiords and the forests. I enjoy sharing time with the local climbers and we had some very pleasant moments during these trips. They also helped me quite a lot with precious information in order to visit the best pieces of rock.” ​
    A fan of how nature's architectural forces have shaped and forged this part of Europe's bouldering catalogue over millennia, Niky visited Finland, or Suomi, on a reconnaissance style trip. The journey saw him arrive with handful of climbing coordinates and leave with a wish list of those he would seek to solve on his return in this documentary.​
    00:20 - Bouldering 60 degrees north ​
    01:58 - Bouldering in Finland ​
    02:44 - What's The Scoop? ​
    05:39 - Autisti ​
    07:52 - Silver Lining ​
    10:00 - Persvako ​
    11:05 - Outro ​
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 40

  • @birdboulders1233
    @birdboulders1233 Рік тому +20

    Very nice! Would love to see more of the SISU project footage!

  • @christovalkov3931
    @christovalkov3931 Рік тому +8

    The Zen Master Niky Ceria's approach, philosophy, style and movement is true inspiration!

  • @jeppej4265
    @jeppej4265 Рік тому +14

    As a Fin you gotta love the route names 😂 Thank you for a great video! Cant wait to see you explore to different areas within Finland. Ahvenanmaa, Vaasa etc. Huge variation awaits and is not that known outside Finland!

  • @ddemyanek
    @ddemyanek Рік тому +5

    Niky gets it. One of the best developers in the sport. These lines are absolute gems! Well done.

  • @Astrowipe
    @Astrowipe 4 місяці тому

    Niky is such a refreshing personality in the otherwise pretty bland climbing media. Thanks for the inspiration!

  • @bloctribe
    @bloctribe Рік тому +5

    Next level aesthetic from Niky. Love the artistic flavour more than the sporty one!

  • @kajtekmccranck9978
    @kajtekmccranck9978 Рік тому +4

    I do like the aesthetic side of Nikki's montages. The music and picture are in a very good combination 💙

  • @Mrperson662
    @Mrperson662 Рік тому +1

    Such a humble and unique dude

  • @MgCO3climbing
    @MgCO3climbing Рік тому +5

    More Sisu please.

  • @doublevgreen
    @doublevgreen Рік тому +1

    i think everyone would love to see more on the sisu project

  • @aranna_
    @aranna_ Рік тому +1

    Niky is a legend! Sick vid

  • @nomaddevelopers
    @nomaddevelopers 10 місяців тому

    Sooo good. Love the first ascent content.!

  • @GinoTheSinner
    @GinoTheSinner Рік тому +11

    Sisu project continues to not really be projected or filmed :/ would've been cool to see some footage on it.

    • @aidanjohnson7571
      @aidanjohnson7571 9 місяців тому +2

      Because it's too damn hard! I don't think it really goes. Nalle's blog post about it says he did one single move on it in 4 sessions - that suggests a boulder that does not actually go

    • @buckhum55
      @buckhum55 9 місяців тому +3

      And that Nalle update was from 13 years ago! Something like this is a mark for the next generation of bouldering.

  • @middle-agedclimber
    @middle-agedclimber Рік тому

    The real artist

  • @andreamoreletti8806
    @andreamoreletti8806 Рік тому

    super cool!

  • @matiask7633
    @matiask7633 7 місяців тому

    10:42 that was for some reason a very finnish sounding grunt.

  • @brettyost6426
    @brettyost6426 Рік тому

    Are those NIAD VCS in white or does he get custom shoes? I've seen him wear them in 3 videos and it's not a shoe I've seen available to the public

  • @MiklasKuoppala
    @MiklasKuoppala Рік тому

    Beautiful lines and well-made video. P.s. Finland isn't Scandinavian

  • @jordyclements3507
    @jordyclements3507 Рік тому

    Amazing climber, but seriously, try a jam on that V10. The joke about boulderers gastoning cracks is supposed to be joke!

  • @MrWillwatterson
    @MrWillwatterson Рік тому

    Anyone know what that boulder is at 1:49

    • @veijopitkanen8385
      @veijopitkanen8385 Рік тому +1

      There's a list of the boulders at the end of the video. Looks like its Listerie 8a+, first climbed by a local legend Tomi Nytorp.

  • @FinnishTrainsAndPlanes
    @FinnishTrainsAndPlanes Рік тому

    Im a fin

  • @manuelester3035
    @manuelester3035 4 місяці тому

    Future crack climbing destination for wide boyz? 😜

  • @danielherrmann3990
    @danielherrmann3990 Рік тому +2

    Hey, why are there grades!? @adidas this is a Niky Ceria video. It's supposed not to have grades! It seriously distracts from the beauty and virtouosity of this great video.

    • @samulikilpinen1233
      @samulikilpinen1233 Рік тому +1

      The name of the last route translates to "ass crack". The finnish naming convention is pretty distracting too lol.

  • @BuenoSociety
    @BuenoSociety Рік тому +1

    Bit to mental. In the end it's just bouldering

    • @justinmoran5751
      @justinmoran5751 Рік тому +4

      in the end anything is just anything. assign your own meaning brother.

    • @jasperray6576
      @jasperray6576 Рік тому +1

      So what do you do it for?

    • @Mrperson662
      @Mrperson662 Рік тому

      The boulder is just a canvas

    • @BuenoSociety
      @BuenoSociety Рік тому +1

      @@justinmoran5751 I've been myself really hard into climbing and bouldering, so I can relate. Just wanted to say my opinion about it :)