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Nice work, a dream line for sure! Looks like you rapped more down the center of the pillar, did you descend Casarotto? And did you approach from Niponino? At first glance it seems like coming from Piedra Fraile or Piedra Negra would be a lot easier than going all the way up the torre glacier, but I'm probably missing something, or maybe that footage ?was from a previous climb?

So you guys Bivy'd on the summit? 🙂

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Salut, de qui est la musique.? Ça me fait penser, de loin, à Pat Metheny... Chouette grimpe les gars!!! Passez du bon temps !

As an older climber, it is so annoying to me when you are at the crux of the route and they keep yelling "oh come-on, stick with it, come on"!!!! what the f..k you think I am doing, I would just let it go if you are not there to tell me ?!?!? just shut up and belay

Good job

3:25 that is scary man

go steve!

That's not serenity coming out of your crack 😂👍

Been there..great montage 🌌😎

It's pronounced St-aeck not Steek

Amazing Chile🇨🇱

Amazing Chile🇨🇱

Watching this after seeing the film north face of the same ascension and everything look so much more impressive. Awesome climb. I would have shit my pant

fantastic climbing Bud, great video

Weee bit of a blow there.

Awesome. Great video. Thanks for posting. What angle is the ice/snow mostly on the south face?

Great lockdown watching! Thanks for uploading.

Glorioso

que titanes

This looks like a really big expedition by Alpine measures, excellent!

hot aches are such BS, why would our bodies do this to us?!!

OMG 0:27 sick view of Cerro Rincon

Great to see that mushroom up close, it looks so sharp from a distance.

Amazing Argentina 🇦🇷

If anyone knows what are those gears/holds that are used to put into a crack at a pressure point I'm getting into crack climbing and I cant find what those are I need to practice with them at my gym b4 outdoors

love the music

Is there a cafe at the top?

Mount Fitzroy is rated the hardest mountain to climb in the world. Everest is just a stroll by comparison.

I will literally mail you a $1.50 if you re-upload this without the music my man. Not even joking.

Guys!!! that was amazing. Thank you so much for sharing I'm planning to go next mont there (just up to the base of Fitz Roy, and 2021 will go and climb it) and have a couple questions that would appreciate if you can share the info: 1. Do you have any Gear list that of things that you used? (how many quick draws, cams, stoppers, how many ropes, anything else) 2. How much time did you required for the whole activity? (from where you started?, did you camp on the glacial? ) 3. I have found this route for the supercanaleta: www.camptocamp.org/routes/480873/es/fitz-roy-supercanaleta really old one, do you have a better scheme? thank you so much again. if possible could you share the info here and by email? : ricardovalquin@gmail.com

I liked that! It brings back memories of my climbing experiences having climbed some of those same routes; albeit you did it with more class. Hopefully, you had a few of our Canadian beers after you put things away, warmed up, and broadly grinned at the day you just had. Thanks for sharing! GJS Gold Coast, QLD; but formerly from Calgary and lots of places in between!

De eso también se sale.

Why someone do thumbs down . Thank you for your awesome videos.

Great video! What was your system for rope soloing?

Great job on the Supercaneleta. Hope to attempt the same route end of December. Mining all the beta I can find.

Great shot starting at 2:22. I did this route a long long time ago.

AMAZING!!!!

Imagine trying to snowboard down this like in ssx

Great ! Superthank you .Beautiful ,risky ,very stiff ,fascinating , courageous , ......unbelievable.Thanks again for sharing .

thanks.

STENDHART!!!! GOOD JOB.

I had an Idea Yuk were there in the late 70's.

Shit music crap

To think that Honnold free soloed that corner between sous le toit and the roof is beyond my comprehension.

Cool video, good job! Who's doing the guitar and singing? awesome tune.

Really enjoyed the vid, great job guys!

nice job go kiwis

Cool!

How do you prepare yourself for a climb like this? How often are you doing mixed climbing and what sort of supplementary training do you do?