World's Most Unique Climbing Area? Climbing the Italian Riviera

Brittany and I headed to Finale Ligure, a small town on the Italian Riviera for some limestone climbing. We heard there was good climbing, but our every expecation was surpassed. This is just day 1 of 7 days we spent there. Enjoy this video and make sure to subscribe to catch the next one!
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[@hairyfeets]

Very cool! Keep them coming!!

[@GravityLabz]

Thank you, will do. New videos dropping each week!

[@hairyfeets]

How easy did you find it to travel through Italy? Any language or covid barriers?

[@GravityLabz]

Fairly easy. I speak spanish which helped, but everyone there is super friendly and helpful. Also, COVID was a hassle for the plane travel, but quite relaxed outside of that

[@hii4973]

So inspiring! Love the content, keep it up!

[@GravityLabz]

Grazie, will do!

[@giotto4321]

FYI, the 'G' in Finale Ligure is hard, so it's pronounced like the 'g' in gate.

[@alexcuckold4208]

Hi, thanks for the video!! Looks unreal. Which crag was this at?

[@thomashoek2826]

Rad route! But the route looks super polished or is that just me?

[@GravityLabz]

Such a classic. Good eye. The feet hold shoe rubber but they aren't as slick as they often appear

[@HardHitMag]

Question: at 4:00 you clipped the above already placed material. Shouldn't it be the other way around? Because your carabiners could break of the uneven pressure from other metal in case you fall.You're gear should always be underneath other material?

[@laurenreynolds4956]

At 3:33, Why did you clip directly into the bolt and not the biner?