The Venturi Effect (5.12c, Grade V)
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- Venturi is without a doubt one of the best climbs I have ever done if not the very best. It takes an incredibly ascetic line up perfect rock on one of the most striking alpine faces anywhere. It is very sustained at the 5.11/5.12 level and certainly keeps you on your toes from the first few feet to the last few.
Peter Foster and I hiked out to the Hulk on 8/9 with a few other friends and spent the first day on Blowhard (5.12+, Grade IV) where Peter casually onsighted the route leading every pitch. The next day, we went for Venturi but unfortunately Pete could not quite squeak in the OS. Peter fell once on the route and I fell 3 times which is a regression from the first time I climbed the thing and only fell twice. I hiked out after this climb but I'm pretty sure Peter is still up there, likely crushing some other routes.
Peter sure loves his runouts
Friggin' love your videos! You consistently put out some of the best climbing content out there. Keep crushing!
Couldn’t agree more
This videos are so addicting. I need GRANIITEEEE
Same dude, I just had my best month of climbing and now I'm injured :(
Amazing route!
I'm kinda jealous for the American endless granite.
Kinda..? KINDA!???
Come to Greenland, then. Endless granite for ever. And seal blubber
Love the way you edit your videos-showing the good stuff with a small touch of fluff. Right mix of both. Thank you so much for sharing your adventures!! Makes me feel like i’m right there again.
Holy shit, I can’t recall ever seeing footage or photos of a more beautiful route. That head wall shot around 7:16 is just unreal. Can’t imagine leading anywhere near 5.12 at that altitude (or sea level for that matter), some of those mountains make 5.9 feel like a struggle.
Thank you so much for sharing these incredible climbs. It’s seriously getting the fire in me reignited and I want (more like need) to get back out on the rock after an obscenely long hiatus from climbing.
I hope you're happy with yourself. Your videos inspired me to buy shoes last week and will hopefully be charging something soon.
I love it when the gear is left to dangle on on the rope...means there's a genuine "oh fuck oh fuck oh fuck" moment.
Always well worth watching your videos,alpine granite at its glorious best.
Man that was an intense snickers commercial, they really upped their game.
great footage ... so real ... you guys rock ... great climbing ... love the action ... congrats ... on the edge ! Domenic
You're an inspiration out there Tyler! Keep crushing!
I felt such relief when I put that perfect #2 in... I mean when you put it in!
Nutty watching you guys do some higher grades. The passion in it is awesome.
Dude, that corner in the 4 minute range looks absolutely brutal. Great work
That was a great vid! The rock on this route looks absolutely awesome!!! Too bad I can't climb that hard!!
Your videos are so inspiring. Seriously the best climbing content on youtube along with Magnus Midtbø
I love the meltdown at around the 11:00 mark. So classic.
Keep up the great videos! Also your descriptions really tell the whole story.
That pinch before the whip! Great vid.
Some of the best climbing videos on YT.
best snickers commercial I've ever seen
Thank you for not adding music.
Amazing Tyler. The hulk is no joke!!
I’m not sure if you meant to describe this as an incredibly ascetic line or whether you meant an incredibly aesthetic line - it’s both but I like ascetic as it’s so hard and so gear so sparse.
Those POV shots hand over hand in the cracks are scary AF
respect guys, awesome climb! please use backup for rappelling, it could save lives ;)
Finally someone smart enough to climb with a bowline. Bring back swamis next!
That looks ridiculous. Crushed it man!
Really enjoying the content, keep it coming!!!
Good effort and nice whip @9:50 !
Mammoth Lakes baby!!
Best climbing videos out there
great work
hell yeah guys! my hands got so sweaty watching! cant wait to be back in the sierras climbing easier things than this!
that was legit! so good. stunning rock. thx
nice climbing 😀
Was that a little index shoutout at the 10:15 mark?! Love it
9:49 Went for a ride there!
Sounded a lot like my efforts on 5.8.
Lol for me it was a 5.7 move in the alpine the other day. Wasn't a hard move but it involved a smear and a slanting large crimp. Last piece was at my feet and there was a small ledge below me. All I could think was that if the smear blew then my hand would too and I would bounce off the ledge and probably have alot of stretch (was probably 15' from the end of the rope). Managed to find a higher piece and got the move without too much fuss though. Blew alot of time between that and the odd anchor situation just 10' after that though. At least I was hustling fast and runout the rest of the day.
At 7:15 is Peter like 30 feet above the last clip? Friggen ridiculous lol....
Fkn love peter!
do the third pillar in tioga!!!
Is that guy seriously not wearing a helmet?
Is he not using prusik for descent?
I don’t think he even extended the device away from his harness, which I feel is the only thing necessary to add control
In the alpine no less. Seriously irresponsible in my opinion. I would never climb with someone, especially in the alpine, without a helmet. MAYBE MAYBE MAYBE if we were doing super steep single pitch sport on very solid rock but I would certainly still opt to keep the brain bucket on.
Gnarly.
dat runout 7:14
Wait, did Peter reference Index?
in your footage you didn't actually use the grey rope, was it just a backup?
Probably a tag line. Used for pulling stuff up (backpack, belay package for the leader, water, whatever..).
You always want a second rope on a climb like this where you have to rappel the same way down: Having two ropes is far easier than carrying a double-length rope. It also makes it much easier to avoid rope drag when you have sections of parallel cracks and the best placements alternate.
It’s not a rated rope and it was solely used for hauling a pack. We did not use it to climb or rap.
@@tylerkarow OK! My first and last big wall climbing in Yosemite was in 1981, at that point we climbed Half Dome (the regular route) in about 6 hours and then Quarter Domes in 5. This was a very hot summer so El Cap was out of the question but Half Dome was possible to finish around lunch time before the sun hit the face. We only used a single rope for those but back home in Norway I did a lot of double 9mm climbing, for security, rope drag and rappel reasons.
I do :)
@@yurirodea3556 Did he just anticipate your future comment by saying I do to you before you ever said that to him?
@@eyeofhorus1301 Seriously what the heck is going on here......
@@rushthezeppelin No idea never seen anything like it LOL
@@rushthezeppelin Nevermind I just realized its cause dan edited his original comment lol
Bro you are in the alpine, please of all places at least wear a brain bucket there. Having one partner knocked out in that setting can literally spell death for one of potentially both climbers.
hate people who scream like that @11:07 .. come on you are on top rope, why scream like that !
Lol, dude that’s not a yell out of fear…
hate people who judge others for being emotionally invested in a challenge !