Same problem here, so if you have nice production quality or interesting content what can hold down numbers is the algorithms that favor those who already have big numbers, or we underestimate how the regular millions outdoorsy public is unable to process unrefined media that doesn't have the "formula" (a strong human story with familiar charactors, or a presentation of at least familiar archetype charactors that they want to see.) As we were instructed in university mass media must be able to appeal to 5th grade level if it is to be "mass", otherwise it is niche content.
My favorite channel (I may be a little biased). Great climbing Tyler, though I gotta admit all that loose rock gives me the heebie jeebies. Awesome vid!
Love it Tyler, my only complaint is the pushing the boulders down. Perhaps you yelled "Rock" off camera. (not that folks probably would have heard you up there as you get 50' away and you can't hear each other) But... yeah... Kinda sketch. Great accomplishment! Love your vids, keep posting please!
well pushing down rocks is a bad idea. if you would do that here in the Alps, and someone sees you..... uuu you will be verbally dismembered on the spot. doesn't matter if you yelled "rock" or not
Agreed that the trundling was dangerous - 40 years too late for that. In the 70's you had to register to climb and you knew if anybody else was on the route or mountain.
Dude I can't tell you how much I love your videos! I cannot believe that you guys did this in a day, that's truly incredible. This video defines an "epic adventure." By the way, are you rocking in a van now?!
I love your videos dude! But oh man... when i watch you guys tiptoeing on the hard snow without crampons it hurts my eyes. Did you guys have a good reason not to put crampons on?
How do you only have 669 subs? Unreal content man, thank you for sharing as always! Keep it up!
Same problem here, so if you have nice production quality or interesting content what can hold down numbers is the algorithms that favor those who already have big numbers, or we underestimate how the regular millions outdoorsy public is unable to process unrefined media that doesn't have the "formula" (a strong human story with familiar charactors, or a presentation of at least familiar archetype charactors that they want to see.) As we were instructed in university mass media must be able to appeal to 5th grade level if it is to be "mass", otherwise it is niche content.
@@TreasuredHeights Sad state of affairs
Traversing those icy ridges without spikes on made my hands sweat lol great video as always. Binge watching your channel.
This is one of the best climbing videos I’ve seen, captured some amazing footage. WOW!!!!!
My favorite channel (I may be a little biased). Great climbing Tyler, though I gotta admit all that loose rock gives me the heebie jeebies. Awesome vid!
Amazing adventure, so inspiring! I love your lightweight style! Keep it up!!
Love the way you are relentlessly upbeat - that was a huge day out on some very big choss piles
Some serious mad skills, and stamina. Bravo.
Love it Tyler, my only complaint is the pushing the boulders down. Perhaps you yelled "Rock" off camera. (not that folks probably would have heard you up there as you get 50' away and you can't hear each other) But... yeah... Kinda sketch. Great accomplishment! Love your vids, keep posting please!
well pushing down rocks is a bad idea. if you would do that here in the Alps, and someone sees you..... uuu you will be verbally dismembered on the spot. doesn't matter if you yelled "rock" or not
Yeah those very large rocks could kill people below. I’m very surprised by that.
Agreed that the trundling was dangerous - 40 years too late for that. In the 70's you had to register to climb and you knew if anybody else was on the route or mountain.
@@WyomingMtnMan Same with late 80's early 90's. Teton Climbers Ranch still there?
@@Sicnus Yes, climber's ranch still there.
Dude I can't tell you how much I love your videos! I cannot believe that you guys did this in a day, that's truly incredible. This video defines an "epic adventure." By the way, are you rocking in a van now?!
Yup. Been in a van since September
@@tylerkarow I love that! It also explains the duct tape on your climbing pants in the last video 😂😂😂
Epic dude! What was your cutoff for switching to pitched climbing? Looked like you guys soloed some really exposed terrain.
I love your videos dude!
But oh man... when i watch you guys tiptoeing on the hard snow without crampons it hurts my eyes. Did you guys have a good reason not to put crampons on?
This is epic! What are all the peak names? I got teewinot, Owen, grand, middle and south- was the last one nez perce?
Great job guys and cool video! Curious what time of year this was.
Now that’s what I call a great day!
nice job i want to solo this but still studying the route
Nice !!
Great weather….tremendous plus
What approach shoes are you wearing here? They look like either the TX2s or the TX4s but I can't tell
so many different places and climbs in so few time... looks like it is your job.....
This is mental.
damn dude thats a long day
Epic
Bold ..not taking crampons boys!!!
They had crampons
An so if it broke ,I didn't see an y back up
Breugh.