That's probably the most beautiful multi-pitch crack climb I've seen. Looks amazing! I for sure would've placed more gear than you though... Thanks for the upload, keep 'em coming!
I am glad it came through as such because it is just so good! My viewpoint is: place gear when it is hard & place sparingly otherwise. Check out the new video dropping tomorrow and you will see more gear haha.
Thanks man this route was on my list but life has changed for me and I’m pretty certain I’ll never get to take a crack at it. Cool to watch you guys send. Love the no music editing feels more real
I can't believe how much good climbing there is on this climb, your video shows it off well! I only got to sample the first 4 pitches cause we got on it late the day we hiked in.
11:39 if you're not bleeding you're not trying... or something like that. Can relate lol. this climbing looks really fun and makes me want to get out to the sierras! Thanks for sharing :)
Watching your videos makes me feel like such a cautious trad wuss. You routinely go multiple body lengths between gear placements. I've dealt with some runout slab in WA but that's still horrifying cuz falls would be super bad, and all my hardest climbs seem to be single pitch with ground and/or ledge fall potential. Redpointing 10+/11- at Index am I'm still sewing it up.
Cool video! Could you tell me that how to manage park lot when you do a big one-day climb? Because you must arrive before open the park lot and come back from hulk after bussenss hour.
Yeah, show your placements. Right now we all think you're awesome because you made this look like a 5.8. If you showed your placements we all could arm-chair critique them, tell you how bad you are at climbing, and feel so much better about our own trad skills. 😉
Cool video! Why not show leading the cruxes? There’s no shame if you didn’t send them (I’ve fallen on climbs way less hard than this!), but you probably shouldn’t call it an onsite if that’s the case.
That's probably the most beautiful multi-pitch crack climb I've seen. Looks amazing! I for sure would've placed more gear than you though... Thanks for the upload, keep 'em coming!
I am glad it came through as such because it is just so good! My viewpoint is: place gear when it is hard & place sparingly otherwise. Check out the new video dropping tomorrow and you will see more gear haha.
One of the best climbs on the planet!
Thanks man this route was on my list but life has changed for me and I’m pretty certain I’ll never get to take a crack at it. Cool to watch you guys send. Love the no music editing feels more real
Damn dude, just raw dodging it. No gloves, no tape just skin: metal🤘
Pitch 6 looks scary and insecure! Strong work! I'd love to see this video uncut with all the gear placements!
I lived in Tahoe and climbed all up and down the range for all of the 90s. The hulk is the one big draw I never got to, and regret it.
As a Gunkie, I love California granite.
I can't believe how much good climbing there is on this climb, your video shows it off well! I only got to sample the first 4 pitches cause we got on it late the day we hiked in.
what a beautiful climb! Rock holds look delicious.
11:39 if you're not bleeding you're not trying... or something like that. Can relate lol. this climbing looks really fun and makes me want to get out to the sierras! Thanks for sharing :)
Yes exactly. Sometimes you have to make small sacrafices to the rock in order to get to the top!
Thank you for sharing! This has been on my to-do list for years. Cant wait to go get on it!
Absolutely! What else is on your list?
nice send, on my bucket list!
Bobby B!!!
Youuuu know it! Need to get you climbing in one of these soon!
Simply ace
very nice route
Blows my mind seeing you do this without tape gloves haha. Maybe I'm a wuss but I would be gobied up so bad.
Watching your videos makes me feel like such a cautious trad wuss. You routinely go multiple body lengths between gear placements. I've dealt with some runout slab in WA but that's still horrifying cuz falls would be super bad, and all my hardest climbs seem to be single pitch with ground and/or ledge fall potential. Redpointing 10+/11- at Index am I'm still sewing it up.
Cool video! Could you tell me that how to manage park lot when you do a big one-day climb? Because you must arrive before open the park lot and come back from hulk after bussenss hour.
Very cool video as always. It would be better without the added music. Just my opinion of course.
dude how do you make finger locking look so easy? nice vid
how is the grading on this route compared to yosemite grades?
Southeastern sandstone is fantastic but God a miss California granite
nice!!! i, for one, love to see gear placement. just sayin:)
I always need crack gloves but some people seem to do great wo them…maybe it’s technique
Don’t cut the video when you are placing gear!
And you might want to use half ropes in the future.
This whole video feels like an anxiety giving run out lead. In a good way. x'D
@@loveroos627 At first I missed the cuts and thought he was seriously climbing without gear for dozens of meters.
Yeah, show your placements. Right now we all think you're awesome because you made this look like a 5.8. If you showed your placements we all could arm-chair critique them, tell you how bad you are at climbing, and feel so much better about our own trad skills. 😉
How old are you?
Stemming starts to look blank and sustained *cuts to less interesting bit*
This was great until you added music.
Cool video! Why not show leading the cruxes? There’s no shame if you didn’t send them (I’ve fallen on climbs way less hard than this!), but you probably shouldn’t call it an onsite if that’s the case.