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Who won the silly hat comp?

Super nice park, really good setting. I thought the rubber was pretty friendly, instilled enough confidence to climb some of the harder stuff and put some decent effort in. My only real criticism is that I went on a Sunday mid day and there were a lot of younger kids that don't know climbing etiquette, nor did their parents, and there were no gym staff to help direct them to not climb problems that crossed into other problems, or run under you when you were climbing. Overall, really great facility, makes me jealous that I don't have one near me

Also! I freakin' love the walkie-talkie - lol best prop ever! Great video :D

I was soooo stoked when I saw the new story on this park - I'm glad it's just as fun as it looks :D

Mom new court climbs video is out I can’t talk right now

That is so cool & great vid. Would say it’s a modernized Husky Climbing Rock in Seattle (first made mode left rock wall ins USA (1978). Shredded rubberized material reminds me of Vital Climbing Brooklyn roof top.

Cool.

I was skeptical about an outdoor bouldering gym but once I saw people climbing on it as well as the amount of problems that are actually out there it actually looks really sick. also love the drone and b roll footage good video as well.

Just to clarify one thing: one of those topout boulders is more adult oriented. The one with the big prow is set with adult sizes and difficulty in mind, so you can practice your outdoor topouts! The others are mainly for kids, with one being for toddlers. Also, the traverses are for anyone, one is actually set to be somewhat ADA accessible. You can get a wheelchair right to the start holds.

Boyce is a solid 10/10. Shout to my boy on the yellow comp dyno! Saw you there today, thanks for documenting out little Pittsburgh climbing community

Guess Im going to plum now.

No way I was just at iron city for a usac comp

Where did Tony get those clip-on belay glasses?

Wait this is SO COOL

So cool!! It's awesome to see you two supporting each other and having fun!! This was such a a good video!!! <3

Love this video style. Thanks for breaking down the climbs

yeehaw But that looks dangerous. But - an armadillo? Is that what that was? Cool! I see there must be a rule that you don't just touch the top but you have to get your butt up there too. Not cool. Getting down seems hard!

thanks for info on the website that shows all the climbing rubber types and resolers. super cool! I got a sheet of xs grip2 from O. Baltor & Sons (in san franscisco) for $250 and going to try a diy with barge cement

I love watching your videos and appreciate the effort you put in to climbing and filming. Keep it up!!

Slopy… undercling?! Sounds fun😂😂

Court, sincere thanks for being our travel guide. I watched this with my 10 year old daughter before our trip and it helped her get excited. We hit Bruise Bros but she wanted to go to Chocolate Factory. So we will be back. I went again with friends and made it up Breakfast Burrito. Your videos exemplify everything I love about climbers and climbing. Thanks!

The problem with these shoes is that they're a total nightmare to resole, especially in Denmark, the stores and clubs here only resole Scarpa and La Sportiva, shame, I would have liked to have bought them

This was so much fun to watch! That "commit" bit you guys did was hilarious! Hahaha! Also, I remember the first time I tried kilter. It was set at 40 or 45 degrees in one of the gyms here and the warm up problem was definitely not a warm up 😂

Can you I come climb with you?! I live in Akron and haven’t climbed outdoors yet. I’ve been going to Rockmill

Thank you very much

Wooooohoooo. Thank you so much for sharing this. I have always wanted to do this. I never thought there would be this many outdoor areas to climb. I just assumed it was indoor and places that experienced climbers would climb. You have launched me down a rabbit hole and I am grateful. Thanks again. I will tell you how it goes.

I live by spring gardens/ Troy hill and we have some pretty good looking rock walls from 20’ to may 40’ tall and pretty long, been wanting to try them, maps.app.goo.gl/nV3v9EgEcQ2KYNt6A?g_st=ic

great video!

I wouldn't hate a grade conversion when you add it on the screen, for us Europeans! If it's not too much work 😊 Another banger video though, inspired for my weekend trip 🎉

beautiful video! wanderlust kicking in :)

So good. Thanks for sharing and putting it all together.

1 Creature Feature 2 King Me 3 Brief History 4 Pogue Ethics 5 Oompa 6 Dynabolt??

I just got back into climbing and have been a gym climber, but just got all of the gear I need to sport climb. Living in Lexington feeling lucky to have the RRG an hour away- binging your videos to find routes I want to climb!

Lmao I love the inspirational Sam advice remixes 😂 It was awesome to see how it changed your climbing!! So cool!

Now that you’re a board climber, it might be time to rename the channel to Court Crushes. I find that Kilter grades are wildly inconsistent since people tend to stick with the setter’s original grade. I tend to agree that 30-45 degrees has the “softest” climbs, but there are very few true V1s past 40. I love setting on Kilter for my friends. You should do an episode trying viewer sets!

This is so sick! I had so much fun filming this with you 🫶

This is my yearly reminder that Sam is actually a weally fwiggen good climber

Our kilter doesn't move and is set at 50. Even the V0s are difficult 🥵🤣😭

the commitment-math is 🤯 pls do more videos together and share the wisdom 🙇

Cheers for the nice video! Would you mind sharing the sizing of mythos vs drones? I already have a pair of mythos and need to know how they compare.

Happy to see good climbing content that I can relate to.

I want to buy Madrock Dron CS HV climbing shoes, and my foot size is 26 cm. What shoe size should I choose to ensure the best performance for climbing?

Sucks being followed by the peanut gallery for up to the second critique.

i love pittsburgh

6:53 Has anyone brought gear and send the offwidth crack on eclipse? If not, wanna try when i come to town next?!?!

Hey! Haven't seen you at the gym much lately, but great video! I didn't know about Boyce, looking forward to hearing more.

I somehow never made it to Frank Curto or Seldom Seen in my time there! Can confirm though that the Schenley bridge pillar is sandbagged a few grades haha. I also found a fun little bridge pillar with some good bouldering on one of my runs on Duck Hollow Trail at the B&O Glenwood Railroad Bridge. Wanted to go back there at some point with gear to check out the top and see how hard it would be to top rope and potentially do some spicy highball boulders once I knew the moves.

great video!

awesome vid! never heard of Breakneck until just now. What would you say is the best season for climbing in west PA, in terms of weather/humidity? i may be going to ohiopyle in September. Ty!