He could have onsighted it. He does not need to flash a lead route. A good climber knows when to rest on the wall. You only fail to onsight if you fall or rest on the rope. Resting on a dihedral wall is not counted as an exception to the onsighting rule.
@kira schimek tu as fumé gros ? C'est de Adam Ondra qu'on parle là le meilleur grimpeur au monde actuellement, qui à grimpé du 9c et flashé des 9a voir plus. Malgré les énormes pauses qu'il a fait si lui n'a pas réussi à la sortir cette voie personne d'autre au monde peut (en flash = 1 essai). Moi je grimpe du 7c et je te dis que ça c'est clairement pas du 7c.
If you know the risks doing this then you can do it however you like. Doing this is better than asking for off belay and then taking the rope between your teeth and clipping in anyway when there is no slack. But most adventure climbers climb with lots of slack for obvious reasons so taking rope between the teeth is more of a help than a hindrance. I take rope between the teeth only on slack. That being said, climbing in a hall is relatively safe and teeth rope is not the worst problem. There are worse mistakes belayers make in a hall.
Cool vids man!
Adam can do a Leg Split!!!!!
You know it's an insanely hard route when someone like adam ondra can't flash it :)
It was no flash attempt though.
He could have onsighted it. He does not need to flash a lead route. A good climber knows when to rest on the wall. You only fail to onsight if you fall or rest on the rope. Resting on a dihedral wall is not counted as an exception to the onsighting rule.
Es gibt so viele Träumer im Klettersport
:)
At 2:27 the guy talking says it’s 8c+
9a on the label. 8c+ with taking a rest.
It was os try?
The route was set for him. He tried once a couple of hours before.
C’est du 9a sa je dirai plus tôt du 7c+ 💁♀️
my french is not very good, but by what i understand: don‘t you think he wouldn’t struggle with a 7c route?
@kira schimek tu as fumé gros ? C'est de Adam Ondra qu'on parle là le meilleur grimpeur au monde actuellement, qui à grimpé du 9c et flashé des 9a voir plus. Malgré les énormes pauses qu'il a fait si lui n'a pas réussi à la sortir cette voie personne d'autre au monde peut (en flash = 1 essai). Moi je grimpe du 7c et je te dis que ça c'est clairement pas du 7c.
milan cora ouais bah on dirai pas du 9a a vue d’œuil on dirai plus du 8b après faut la voir grimper mais je pense plus tôt que c’est du 8b
@@kira-bn9fi Adam ondra grimpe du 8a pour s'échauffer... à partir de là tu compares surtout que c'est son deuxième essai là.
@@kira-bn9fi ce gars il grimpait du 9a à 12 ans...
Jesus christ how fucking long is thatroute
90sideways yeah, crazy stuff
pff who is this amateur? I could do that route probably in a minute
I tried… couldn’t even hold the starting position 😂
very bad example taking the rope between your teeth, bad for the rope and especially bad if you like your teeth and jaw!
I like how every youtube video related to climbing has a comment like this.
almost every climber does it
Who doesn’t do that
If you know the risks doing this then you can do it however you like. Doing this is better than asking for off belay and then taking the rope between your teeth and clipping in anyway when there is no slack. But most adventure climbers climb with lots of slack for obvious reasons so taking rope between the teeth is more of a help than a hindrance. I take rope between the teeth only on slack. That being said, climbing in a hall is relatively safe and teeth rope is not the worst problem. There are worse mistakes belayers make in a hall.