Climbing the North Ridge of Mt. Stuart

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  • Опубликовано: 9 фев 2025
  • Alpine climbing on the north ridge of Mt. Stuart.

Комментарии • 8

  • @Govanification
    @Govanification 3 года назад +7

    I know it's easy to sit at home and critique gear placements on youtube but I gotta call out the sketchiness I saw. That first #3 was mega tipped out, the next #2 you pointed directly skyward (glad you fixed it after it rotated itself down), looked like you guys had a ton of slack between you when your 2nd was standing right behind you (not how to safely simul climb), next #3 was uneven and behind a thin flake, and that nut placement was horrendous (parallel crack, it literally was wobbling when you clipped a sling to it).
    I'm really glad you made it home safe, not sure how much trad leading you've done but this clip made me super nervous to watch.

    • @thetuck7763
      @thetuck7763 3 года назад

      Bro needs some practice placing pro

    • @Govanification
      @Govanification 3 года назад

      @@thetuck7763 Seems like practice isn't in vogue much these days. Don't see much content on YT, FB or IG about practicing skills, only going for it and sending stuff, regardless of your sketch factor.

    • @nehnehnehbatman
      @nehnehnehbatman 3 года назад

      Yeah that first blue cam had my booty tickled. It gave me confidence to do this route with those placements haha

    • @joshuasinger5513
      @joshuasinger5513 2 года назад

      Agree 100% lol. This guy scared me

    • @TheSubieFan
      @TheSubieFan 8 месяцев назад

      Honestly wasn't terrible. The second 3 was wonky but everything else at the end of the day probably would of worked. That nut probably would of worked but also probably would of walked. I didn't pay attention to the simul situation but if they both have gri gri it's probably chill.

  • @DrTomDenhamCareerCounselor
    @DrTomDenhamCareerCounselor 5 лет назад

    Thanks for the beta. Greatly appreciated!

  • @cjmooney3641
    @cjmooney3641 4 года назад

    What pitch/pitches was this?