Wonderful film! Just stumbled onto it. Thanks so much for making and posting. A couple of awesome and chill kiwis. Cheers and good climbing from Colorado, US of A, Rocky Mountains.
The "first big wall climb" was actually done by Stanely Costa et al on Mt Chaos Beans Burn 18 pitches a while ago, ground up using a mixture of aid and free and remains unrepeated.
great that someone knows! yep, 700 m of free climb exempt for 1 pitch that can be free, probably not much more than 24/5. Bolts only on the rap stations and a comfortable ledge in the middle of the wall. Great rock quality, hope someone will fancy enjoying the tranquility of the Chaos Mt!
Guidebook "Queenstown Rock, Ice & Mountains" (2013?) lists Chaos Theory as Grade 5/19/A2+, 17 pitches, and says "To date, parties have descended from the top of pitch 17, however a continuation to the 1995m summit would be possible". Earlier in the guidebook it says FA in 2011.
Wow what an amazing place. What type of stone is it, Granite? Absolutely gorgeous. Keep it going guys. Crazy place for a runway 😳 Good access though I guess for anyone traveling in to climb 😂 Great video.
Im surprised that you can just go drilling holes in the rock wherever you like. Wouldn't you need a Resource Consent for making changes to the natural environment?
name any other type of person that is ever going to be up there except climbers. bolting is a lot of work and expensive, if using removable gear is an option anyone will do that instead so let them bolt and keep their life safe when they have to
It no doubt is illegal given DOCs stringent adherence to regulations in other areas. These guys don't really care about nature. They are just there for the thrill and everything else comes second.
Not really, its typical New Zealand laconic naming. They look direct down on to the Milford Airport. If you check ou the alpine team site there a shot of one of climbers hanging while you can see the end of the runway. New Zealands not really into fancy naming. North Island, South Island. Simple but accurate.
You guys are amazing! The scenery is incredible. Your passion for climbing and NZ inspires us all.
The New Zealand Alpine team are amazing all right! Super inspiring to all of us. Glad we can showcase some of the best of NZ through these films.
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Wonderful film! Just stumbled onto it. Thanks so much for making and posting. A couple of awesome and chill kiwis. Cheers and good climbing from Colorado, US of A, Rocky Mountains.
Great film and LOVE that New Zealand scenery!
Thanks Stef! Surely as epic as your running film will be ;)
@@breaktheresistance 😂👍💪
Milford sound was the greatest place I have ever had the pleasure of being to. I will be back, and I'll keep an eye out for the Airport wall!
Probably one of the most magical places on the planet
What a climb! And such epic mahi to get it done!
You beauties, this film is so inspiring. We don't know how to climb yet, but one day baby...
Come climb with us! Next time you're in CHCH ;)
Great job, never thought that you can get a "not super rainy weather window" in Milford
What a great challenge, nice to see big wall options opening up. Very inspiring film.
awesome, this is now a project!
Amazing work - great video too!
What a great video! Big wall right on our backyard 😍
Absolutely. Couldn't be a better spot for it 👌🏽
The "first big wall climb" was actually done by Stanely Costa et al on Mt Chaos Beans Burn 18 pitches a while ago, ground up using a mixture of aid and free and remains unrepeated.
Doesn't count if it's aid climbing. You may as well just use ladders.
@@shoutatthesky what about drills?
@@david-stephenmyles9539 Only hand drills count.
great that someone knows! yep, 700 m of free climb exempt for 1 pitch that can be free, probably not much more than 24/5. Bolts only on the rap stations and a comfortable ledge in the middle of the wall. Great rock quality, hope someone will fancy enjoying the tranquility of the Chaos Mt!
Guidebook "Queenstown Rock, Ice & Mountains" (2013?) lists Chaos Theory as Grade 5/19/A2+, 17 pitches, and says "To date, parties have descended from the top of pitch 17, however a continuation to the 1995m summit would be possible". Earlier in the guidebook it says FA in 2011.
So epic! Great effort lads!
Great vid. Really informative - a fellow Kiwi
Awesome video!
You have to love these guys. Awesome job!
Hell yeah. This is rad.
Really cool guys. Well done
Do you recover all your hardware or have to leave lots insitu?
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Wow what an amazing place. What type of stone is it, Granite? Absolutely gorgeous. Keep it going guys. Crazy place for a runway 😳 Good access though I guess for anyone traveling in to climb 😂 Great video.
Wonderful!
Awesome
good old ethics and spirit nice to see these days
that's why they call it adventure!
brilliant.
I wonder what Alex Honnold would make of this wall. This looks amazing.
Waterblast it first.
He the only climber you know? 😂
@@leafdog6926 you expect everyone to know a bunch of climbers names?
Any moment can beast as day ❤
Superb. :)
"Every fine spell for pretty much 3 months we just came to Fiordland" - so all 3 of them?
Amazing but be better without the music :)
Im surprised that you can just go drilling holes in the rock wherever you like. Wouldn't you need a Resource Consent for making changes to the natural environment?
name any other type of person that is ever going to be up there except climbers. bolting is a lot of work and expensive, if using removable gear is an option anyone will do that instead so let them bolt and keep their life safe when they have to
It no doubt is illegal given DOCs stringent adherence to regulations in other areas. These guys don't really care about nature. They are just there for the thrill and everything else comes second.
Nope
worst named wall ever
Not really, its typical New Zealand laconic naming. They look direct down on to the Milford Airport. If you check ou the alpine team site there a shot of one of climbers hanging while you can see the end of the runway.
New Zealands not really into fancy naming. North Island, South Island. Simple but accurate.