thank you =], hoping to split up the content a bit more, add some sport stuff as much as I can but definitely more resonate with bouldering. Any one style you prefer and plans to go trad? haha Im, too chicken to trad myself
Nice to have you back ! Looking forward to some shoe reviews especially the Theory's as I love mine . Also picked up some Unparallel Flagship Lv over Christmas despite not remotely needing new shoes and they seem really sick and worth a look .
I watched this for the first time yesterday but I just thought of something I'd like to see gear reviews on, bouldering mats! I dont know if you have access to a variety of pads, but as a newer climber, a crash pad is something I see myself purchasing in the next couple of months.
@@BeorOng Nice! The more time spent with crash pads the better. Climbing Nomads has a cool video on pads but I haven’t really found any others that have the same depth.
totally agree about the R3, it's super useful particularly for uneven/sloped terrain but as someone who owns one I can definitely say you want one in your group but you don't want to be the one hiking it around. heaviest pad by far and you really feel it on a 5m approach 🤣
It is legitimately the best and worst pad to have haha, I will say though, the edilrid has the same problem... amazing to have such a big crashpad that covers so much area...but the number of times ive gotten stuck between tight or low head areas...ive lost count
I'm very surprised that this does not have more views! Awesome video, thanks for all the helpful tips.
Love this channel!! Super entertaining and informative. I've just started sports climbing and bouldering (:
thank you =], hoping to split up the content a bit more, add some sport stuff as much as I can but definitely more resonate with bouldering. Any one style you prefer and plans to go trad? haha Im, too chicken to trad myself
I’m loving where this channel is going!
ayyyyee appreciate it, I have soooo many ideas I'll be making a big push to keep content coming! thanks for the support
Love this video! Never been outdoor climbing before but for so long Ive wanted to give it a go so bad! maybe this year Ill have to give it a go
Beor’s is back with the helpful videos 👏
Looks like we might be getting some outdoor gear reviews!
Haha any specific ones youd like?
i think this year i am going to go climbing out side for real, and i am looking forvard to it
if youre ever in melbourne hit me up and id be happy to drive you around!
Nice vid Beor :) gonna give outdoor climbing a crack next time I can!
Should just come with us the next time haha
Brother, quick question, what kind of pants are those that you're wearing in minute 2:49? thank you lots
What Rope do you use and how long is it?
If im not mistaken its the petzl arial, 9.5mm thickness, dynamic stretch and 60m long, also dry treated incase of weather
goood video :)
Good video, bro. Hoping to get outdoors a bit more this year. Let me know if you have any good sport climbing recommendations in Vic.
Most are in grampians, but camels hump is the usual go to for something closer for most people
Nice to have you back !
Looking forward to some shoe reviews especially the Theory's as I love mine . Also picked up some Unparallel Flagship Lv over Christmas despite not remotely needing new shoes and they seem really sick and worth a look .
Deffs considering throwing the flagships as a review as well and filming theory footage next week so that vid is deffs coming
I watched this for the first time yesterday but I just thought of something I'd like to see gear reviews on, bouldering mats! I dont know if you have access to a variety of pads, but as a newer climber, a crash pad is something I see myself purchasing in the next couple of months.
I do have access to a few mats, ivr had it in the back burner for a while tbh
@@BeorOng Nice! The more time spent with crash pads the better. Climbing Nomads has a cool video on pads but I haven’t really found any others that have the same depth.
@@LobBazar ill try and schedule it in
totally agree about the R3, it's super useful particularly for uneven/sloped terrain but as someone who owns one I can definitely say you want one in your group but you don't want to be the one hiking it around. heaviest pad by far and you really feel it on a 5m approach 🤣
It is legitimately the best and worst pad to have haha, I will say though, the edilrid has the same problem... amazing to have such a big crashpad that covers so much area...but the number of times ive gotten stuck between tight or low head areas...ive lost count