CORE is a new climbing film by Chuck Fryberger. The film features first ascent footage from Livin Large (Nalle Hukkataival’s monster 8C in South Africa), footage from Fred Nicole’s hardest-ever project in Switzerland and climbers like Matt Wilder, Kevin Jorgeson, Kilian Fischhuber, Cody Roth, Michele Caminati, Lucas Preti and many more… …Read more »
I haven’t seen any official press releases by the IFSC or IOC yet, but here and there can be read that sport climbing received it’s full Olympic recognition during an IOC meeting in Vancouver. Sport climbing at the Olympics in 2020? A debut at the 2028 Olympics in Holland would be nice!
Daniel Woods made the first ascent of ‘The Game’ fb 8c+ in Boulder, Colorado. “This is definitely harder than Terremer, and Jade, and I think warrants the grade of V16″ Daniel said to Cedar Wright. …Read more »
30 Meter | Aufwind is a short documentary by Sebastian Wöber about professional Austrian climbers Andrea Maruna and Angelika Rainer. …Read more »
I just received a press release with breaking news: Joseph Garland, a founding member of Mad Rock Climbing who announced his departure from the company in early January has returned to the industry, and is now working for Mad Rock’s parent company and manufacturer. …Read more »
Outside is a free film about bouldering by Bowlder Films from Spain. It features bouldering area’s from Spain ( La Comarca, Savassona, the Quarry, Fussimanya, Vilajuiga and Targassone), Switserland (Cresciano, Chironico, Magic Wood and San Gottardo) and France, (Targassone and Orlu). …Read more »
This house can be found in the mountains of Fave, Portugal. I want a house like that someday. …Read more »
Daniel Woods has made the third ascent of Terremer fb 8c in Hueco Tanks, Texas. Terremer was opened by Fred Nicole in 2006. The problem was repeated by Paul Robinson in 2008. …Read more »
Stolby is a national park in Russia, it features rock formations that have been climbed for ages. This video about climbing in Stolby was shot some years ago and put online by Patagonia. It’s probably one of the most bizarre climbing videos I have ever seen. …Read more »
I received an email from an English brand called Finisterre. Never heard of it? Me neither. But I was enthusiastic right away. …Read more »
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