@@arnaudpetit2762 comment avez vous procédé pour le changement de corde au niveau de l'assurage ? si votre assureuse change de corde cela signifie que vous n'étiez plus assuré pendant un court moment ? bravo pour la réalisation de cette voie magnifique ! cette vidéo à elle seule donne envie d'avoir un bon niveau en 7/8 pour profiter de falaises et de voies comme celle-ci !
@@quentinrf6506 il suffit que l'assureur ait deux Grigris. La corde est de la même couleur car c'est la même (j'étais parti avec les deux bouts). Merci en tous cas ! Et bonne grimpe !!
A million years ago Arnaud visited North Wales to climb at Pen Trwyn. I was working “I’ve been a bad, bad boy” 7c+, at Lower Pen Trwyn, so my clips were in. He asked if he could have a go at the route whilst I rested. He’d have looked no less casual and poised than if he’d been walking to get the papers on a Sunday morning. Awesome display of balance, power and smooth movements. It doesn’t look like he’s lost any of that wonderful style. Always a delight to watch him move. Better still at my favourite crate, Ceuse. I never did redpoint that 7c+, bummer.
Now that’s how an anecdote is to be shared. Brilliant! Thanks for sharing. When asked why we climb, the great & highly underrated Ric Accamazo replied “ We climb for the memories”
This here video was my inspiration to pursue this type of Climbing. This and the "of the rock I asked for the moon". Truly unique perspective. I watch them both every now and then.
Thank you guys for this very inspiring movie! In some moments my palms were wet ;0) Grate route and grate moving! Excellent brave technique of climbing. I think I’ll take some moves for my climbing experience.
Inspirational and an outstanding piece of work from a master climber. A testament to what can be achieved with a lifetime of conscious dedication. Thank you
Absolutely amazing climb with very little actual protection. Using two ropes and hauling some gear is brilliant. And then he just pops off his shoes, scary! Congratulations, Arnaud, on a tremendous climbing feat!
I keep coming back to this one. The nature of the climb is totally different as a trad climb because of the added dimention of risk management which completely transforms the climb.
I spend at least an hour and a half a day on youtube, mostly on climbing videos, and never have I ever seen such a perfect, well constructed and well explained film. Incredible climbing and perfect gear positioni on such a hard route. Huge respect to Arnaud
I have a ligament injury...after watching this ascent I can feel a real advance in regeneration and a rush for climbing :D Cheers from Poland to all climbing freaks! ;)
What a great piece of climbing not only is this a great and hard climb that you climb well, but more so because in this world of so called amazing new age climbers so many have lost the climbing courage that was required up until the 80s and 90s. When climbing on bolts you have a huge safety net almost as big as top roping but what you have done here is reapply the old ethics of climbing in the modern world a very bold and historic thing that I hope will be copied by more of your generation in the future. Thank you and your team for a great piece of filming and climbing, so many people today will watch and think you are mad for taking the risk but not me, I wish you safe climbing it the future and thanks again for this historic moment. HERBE
Peter Herbert Well for a start he has clearly done it on bolts or top rope more than a few times, how do you think he knows all the placements? And he's worked out how he can drop a rope and get half his gear up to be able to do the climb. As much as I admire him for doing it, how much of a fall do you think that thread is going to take?? It's all fun and games until someone gets hurt as they say, yes it's impressive but I'd rather climb on bolts anywhere but Arapiles.
Great stuff. I can tell that Petit put a ton of forethought and homework in on this one...the 2 cam "Mid Pitch Anchor" doesn't have a biner on the gear end (tiny chance, could break over the edge in a worst case scenario, totally unthinkable at this commitment level!) but is slung together with what looks like load limiter knots. Folks, don't try this at home...this is elite climbing craft.
Magic! This might sound like a silly question/comment, but it looked like in the first section there were lots of places where Lowe TriCams would work really well. Or was that part just to easy to bother with more fiddly pro?
Actually, when he placed two he alternated them. This way, if you fall then you load the highest cam downwards and the one next to it is loaded both upwards (from your rope tension) and downwards (from belayer-side tension).
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And to think we've seen it all...at 9:59 Arnaud literally kills a bird out of the sky with his Muiras. Incredible.
wow that was crazy. Thanks for pointing it out!
So amazing. Unbelievable.
I love it, no cheering, no emotion, he just drops the rope and looks down with a kind of "meh" look on his face, then just walks away. Epically french
Every time I watch this I've got a bit more experience and appreciation for how nuts this is!
same
To be honest Scott, it's more cams than nuts in my opinion.
This is one of my favorite climbing videos, thanks for the inspiration!
agreed
The greatest advert for Totems.
Absolutely wild climbing, and unbelievable attention to detail. We all could learn a lot from Arnaud's logistics.
Incredibly inspiring. One of my all-time favorite climbing films. Congrats on all the hard work that I know went into this.
Arnaud Petit toujours au top, incroyable de sérénité. Les frères Petit (Arnaud et François) sont vraiment nos légendes vivantes de l'escalade !
i would definitely have used ropes of two different colors for the "rope-changing"
I used the same rope actually - less weight to carry at the crag !
1. Thanks for your answer, really impressive climb!
2. Interesting solution but there is no way in hell I would have had the nerve for that
@@arnaudpetit2762 comment avez vous procédé pour le changement de corde au niveau de l'assurage ? si votre assureuse change de corde cela signifie que vous n'étiez plus assuré pendant un court moment ? bravo pour la réalisation de cette voie magnifique ! cette vidéo à elle seule donne envie d'avoir un bon niveau en 7/8 pour profiter de falaises et de voies comme celle-ci !
@@quentinrf6506 il suffit que l'assureur ait deux Grigris. La corde est de la même couleur car c'est la même (j'étais parti avec les deux bouts). Merci en tous cas ! Et bonne grimpe !!
A million years ago Arnaud visited North Wales to climb at Pen Trwyn. I was working “I’ve been a bad, bad boy” 7c+, at Lower Pen Trwyn, so my clips were in. He asked if he could have a go at the route whilst I rested. He’d have looked no less casual and poised than if he’d been walking to get the papers on a Sunday morning. Awesome display of balance, power and smooth movements. It doesn’t look like he’s lost any of that wonderful style. Always a delight to watch him move. Better still at my favourite crate, Ceuse. I never did redpoint that 7c+, bummer.
Now that’s how an anecdote is to be shared. Brilliant! Thanks for sharing. When asked why we climb, the great & highly underrated Ric Accamazo replied “ We climb for the memories”
I watched this piece already many times and it still gets me all the time. Awesome climb, best style and super good video!
This here video was my inspiration to pursue this type of Climbing. This and the "of the rock I asked for the moon". Truly unique perspective. I watch them both every now and then.
Thank you guys for this very inspiring movie!
In some moments my palms were wet ;0)
Grate route and grate moving! Excellent brave technique of climbing. I think I’ll take some moves for my climbing experience.
I've watched this way too many times! One of my favourite rock climbing videos.
Magic!! Congratulations Arnaud & Steph!!
Inspirational and an outstanding piece of work from a master climber. A testament to what can be achieved with a lifetime of conscious dedication. Thank you
Beautiful endurance, style and poise. Seriously inspiring send.
After all these years, it's still one of the very best climbing movies ever!
Great couple work, also. Imagine you belay your spouse(?) in this..
Awesome! Such an inspiring ascent, and superbly filmed!
That was fucking art. Thank you.
Chapeau! Turned a classic sport route into trad and made it look simple!
This video is a total youtube gem, and I think this style of ascent is awesome. Also a good vid of Joe Mohle in this style in south africa
Keep it up!
one of the best video I ever seen for climbing, Bravo Arnaud
Absolutely amazing climb with very little actual protection. Using two ropes and hauling some gear is brilliant. And then he just pops off his shoes, scary! Congratulations, Arnaud, on a tremendous climbing feat!
Thanks Bertrand! Perfect video, perfect route, perfect climbing! I've got a lot pleasure in frozen Saint Petersburg. Georgy, Russia
Excellent !
Thank you for keeping the dream alive
Stunning...total respect.
Thanks, enjoy climbing !
wow man I only saw this now. Nothing but absolute respect. Well done.
Beautifully executed. Some classic trad climbing at its best!
balls of steel. beautiful line, incredible rock, awesome camera angles
A Dream of a route for me, incredible!
one of the best climbing-clips I ever saw......
And Arnaud is a very nice and intelligent person.
Great ascent, great camera, awesome. Congratulations!!
Super inspiring, superb effort !
no me canso de ver este video!. uno de mis favoritos sin duda!
Just amazing !
Bravo, great adventure climbing in the spirit of trad.
Wonderful technical climbing demonstrating great skill and courage.
really cool, and inspiring video, thanks
Beautiful send! Beautiful video. Nice work!
Actually the Totemcams are more efficient (for friction) this way for horizontals cracks.
Ahí va la hostia qué crack de pavo!! Súper todo, gracias!!
Interesting strategy. Well Done!!
very inspiring! great climbing
Beautiful video
Just plain awesome
miss that place so much, just the world's best crag
Impressive climbing and excellent to see it done in a trad way. Excellent.
I keep coming back to this one. The nature of the climb is totally different as a trad climb because of the added dimention of risk management which completely transforms the climb.
The dynamic camera work at 5:27 is pretty fancy for a climbing vid. Big ups to the camera person
I think this was before drones.
Great climb . Great sound track :)
amazing! you do really feel the difficulty and the danger more than other 9a/b videos
This is the most badass thing i've ever seen
unreal. well done!
Amazing !
That was awesome.
Super vidéo et surtout super voie ! Belle ascension
Some really interesting ideas with hauling up more cams and dropping your first rope. Cool!
I spend at least an hour and a half a day on youtube, mostly on climbing videos, and never have I ever seen such a perfect, well constructed and well explained film. Incredible climbing and perfect gear positioni on such a hard route. Huge respect to Arnaud
Great send!
Beautiful
That was a cool climb!
Good job Petit! well done.
Big applause for him!
fantastic.
Toujours aussi sympa, Arnaud.
That's awesome! wish i could climb like that.
inspiring!
really nice video!
not sure about falling on that "thread", gift from nature or to good to be true
quel sang froid, dingue, bravo!
très belles prises de vues du cameraman
superbe nice job
Incroyable!
I have a ligament injury...after watching this ascent I can feel a real advance in regeneration and a rush for climbing :D Cheers from Poland to all climbing freaks! ;)
What a great piece of climbing not only is this a great and hard climb that you climb well, but more so because in this world of so called amazing new age climbers so many have lost the climbing courage that was required up until the 80s and 90s. When climbing on bolts you have a huge safety net almost as big as top roping but what you have done here is reapply the old ethics of climbing in the modern world a very bold and historic thing that I hope will be copied by more of your generation in the future. Thank you and your team for a great piece of filming and climbing, so many people today will watch and think you are mad for taking the risk but not me, I wish you safe climbing it the future and thanks again for this historic moment.
HERBE
Peter Herbert Well for a start he has clearly done it on bolts or top rope more than a few times, how do you think he knows all the placements? And he's worked out how he can drop a rope and get half his gear up to be able to do the climb. As much as I admire him for doing it, how much of a fall do you think that thread is going to take?? It's all fun and games until someone gets hurt as they say, yes it's impressive but I'd rather climb on bolts anywhere but Arapiles.
amazing!!!!
everyone who can climb on this level should try this route its incredibly good!!!
magnificent...
hats off.
nice work very cool looking climb
amazing
Absolutely insane.
Respect
who would dislike something lke this
Still a great video. With “ On the rock I asked for the moon” the best ever made. When can we see more .... ?
Awesome
bravo!
Great stuff. I can tell that Petit put a ton of forethought and homework in on this one...the 2 cam "Mid Pitch Anchor" doesn't have a biner on the gear end (tiny chance, could break over the edge in a worst case scenario, totally unthinkable at this commitment level!) but is slung together with what looks like load limiter knots. Folks, don't try this at home...this is elite climbing craft.
superbe !!!!!
No fall !
he knows this route very well...
c'est magnifique
grande Petit!
Arnaud did several climbs, it's why there are differents angles shots
wow very brave
Buenísimo
Magic!
This might sound like a silly question/comment, but it looked like in the first section there were lots of places where Lowe TriCams would work really well. Or was that part just to easy to bother with more fiddly pro?
Actually, when he placed two he alternated them. This way, if you fall then you load the highest cam downwards and the one next to it is loaded both upwards (from your rope tension) and downwards (from belayer-side tension).
super cool :-)
can't upvote enough
So after dropping the rope at the end, how did he get all that gear out? haha
Guessing he abseiled down. He mentioned headpointing it at the start in order to check placement quality.
This guy so badass that the gear comes to him.
Second pitch is insane. Runouts.....-outs. As in owts. Andy outs, faced a screamer on the limestone wall.