(climbing) Fear & Loathing (in Las Vegas)
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
- The reasons are many but I really, really enjoyed this climb!
More to come.
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What an insane video. Every time you got to a ledge I'd think there would be a belay station, but that crack just kept going!!
Amazing work Seth!
Oh the burl. Haven't heard you huffing and puffing that hard in awhile. 💨 Beautiful route. Thanks for sharing🤙
That flaring crack would have spooked me. Great climbing!
Great climb! Another burley one that I will be getting on soon. Thx for sharing!
Spicy stuff!
I like seeing some harder stuff where it doesn't go and you have to rest
Lol, well there's the enjoyable and not so much!
Fun day out, cool to see your footage on it!
laybacking is some of the hardest work I've done climbing, love that feeling though.
I like the way you’re editing these now
Thank you. I'm still planning on releasing these pitches in the traditional format however, I'm toting with the idea of doing a video like this for each multipitch I film.
Nice climb!
Is the guy at the ledge at 13:00 on the belay for pitch 2 and 3?
Correct.
Great video, nicely done. Would be curious to see you do one for Community Pillar. Also wondering about your base layer in this one, which looks warm and rugged. Who makes it?
looks to me like a patagonia r1 baselayer of some sort, the current offering from patagonia that I assume is closest unless you shop thrift and used gear stores is the capilene air grid style fleece, retains warmth but is breathable, or maybe just the capilene baselayers depending on density. even the cool daily long sleeves seem to hold up pretty well and find them to be really really comfortable in warmer temps. hope this helps and maybe we can get Mr. FirstPersonBeta to answer also. Cheers.
Staley nailed it. Patagonia R1. Useful 3 seasons a year. Definitely worth its price.
@@FirstPersonBeta Thank you both.
Burley!