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why not use a 120 sling with a knot to adjust for a chest harness then i use a small skinny cordage attached to the grigri then clip into the harness and cordage with a biner to keep it near my chest

Thank you for this video! I can think of many times I needed something like this! Every man truly does know something you do not.

Today I'm going to Solo Climbing for the first time, hope I don't die

couldn't those slip knots pull themselves out pretty easily in the event they get hung up on the wall while they're dangling there?

Dope!

Thanks for the info! Super helpful.

Love the intensity of your vidoes 😅. No way I'd have the stoke to claw my way up a slimy, mossy, wet rock with sub-par protection, but great effort. 😎

Excellent.... Thank you Daniel.

Bro does not know the 🌡️🦅 beta

Great video, y'all! I did Groover with the Fischesser variant a few years ago, and it was the most intense thing I've personally ever climbed. That down climb and traverse on pitch four will remain etched in my memory for the rest of my days!

Heyyy thats us on fathom haha, great vid, groover's on the list now for sure!

That traverse lead definitely had me a tense and im just watching this

Great Climbing Daniel

Scary

thank you so much for your work on videos like this. incredible work!

A few obvious and easy to acomplish improvements: 1) A tree anchor prevents factor-2 falls, eliminating a big danger. 2) I pre-tie a in-line double fisherman knot between the anchor and the next bolt and at this point instead if a quick draw (carabiner) I use a quick link on both ends - making this your back-up anchor: the fishermans' will jam against the quick link. 3) a force limiter (screemer) as backbone in the back-up anchor (described directly above) and potentially the next bolt will add safety by limiting the hardest falls. 4) Consider adding a few loosely tied butterfly knots in the rope towards the anchor. The tightening of these during a fall will absorb energy, demishing the forces

Is this 5.9 offwidth? It's on the main wall, not Upper Shaman

Thanks for the post! Did you see the comment I made about creating more of a dynamic catch by using a screamer in your bottom anchor? (Maybe even @ one of your draws too) Look at this video: ruclips.net/video/ZAeNwBb_WWI/видео.html I know it's aid, and I know he's younger but it seems he's been trained quite well. Also, if / when you get a triple action locking biner for your first point (instead of quick link) you can clip the rope back on itself Juuust in case ;) Subbed! Thanks for the videos. (Also, not saying you have to do this; just want your thoughts on it)

Excellent video! Was thinking of switching to this method from the micro trax after I saw it on Hownot2’s video

It's very cool to see someone going old-school. ;) Folks have been LRSoloing since the dawn of roped climbing. with this exact technique. Interestingly, this new generation believes this is a new concept created out of thin air! I wonder what that says. History is forgotten, nothing is remembered, if it's not on video.

Do you have a harness where the gear loops are rated? That seems like it would make this system extra safe.

Heck yeah dude looked like a fight

Nice again bro!

What do you think about using a Petzl ASAP instead of the slipknot/cow hitches?

then you rappel down you are using similar to MRS system of arborists ;)

Anticuerpo… means antibody

Thank you for the video! I thought it might be helpful to pre-tie a second figure-eight knot at the anchor point for cleaning. This way, when you rappel, you can clip in easily without having to rely on your quickdraw being the right size for the knot. Thoughts?

If you put the carabiners with the cache loops the other way around it's much easier to free the rope as the gate opening will be on the bottom when you twist the carabiner upwards.

Lmao you’re nuts

You can also cut the hooks off the webbing and basically have a couple yates daisies, I suppose. I’m not sure what the advantage of the alfifi over two adjustable/releasable daisies is supposed to be. Seems like hype, and two Yates (or Skots) daisies are cheaper.

I've seen it again .. very brave mate !!! the rock and the crack were so wet pffff ... , but with a lot of confidence . Congratulations . Seeing it , doesn't seem easy.

Good video except the music

Great video, I enjoyed it a lot.

As always y’all did a fantastic job filming, climbing, and narrating. Love the NC run out sections. I’m adding this one to my list.

Appreciate your effort ("clip" climbing...) Daniel, thank you!

You dont recover de 2 carabines at the Top?

Why everyone use Petzl Micro Traxion for cache loops? What you can say about any other similar devices, like CT Roll n lock and so on? Can any such device be considered approximately the same it therms of management cache loops or does only Micro Traxion have some important non-obvious features? And thanks for the video!

Looks like a good time!

Great video, thanks. One minor thing would be to screw the Maillon shut downwards, not upwards, so it can't become loose through vibrations, which make the screwgate follow gravity. Stay safe!

Could you use the running clove on a super easy multi? If you have a back up and take a small fall is the clove likely to cinch or prone to not catch?

Is this Currahee mountain

That’s a sweet looking cave. Nice editing. 🙌

I went back about a month later and there was hardly any water running. Felt like a different cave.

Currahee!

Do you have a GPX file you can share by chance?

Your anchors essentially only one bolt , the first one with the quicklink . in the event of a fall if that bolt pops all the slack too the next bolt is coming into the system until your maillon reaches it . Not ideal really .

sick bro!!’nn

I live in Charlotte NC, but never been to looking glass. How long is the approach in from the parking lot? I have a ton of gear but want to plan accordingly.

Nice work for sure! That's a hard climb on lead let alone lead rope soloing it!

Another excellent video. Thanks for showing the cleaning process of LRS. It's tougher than you'd think on routes that traverse as much as the Seal.