Finding our Limit at the Incredible Hulk - Airstream 5.13 a/b
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- Опубликовано: 22 дек 2022
- Jake and I went up to the Hulk and Finally met our match. A rad adventure with one of my best buddies.
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Cool vid. Brings back memories. Nic Sellers and I did the 2nd ascent, in 2005. Some great positions!
huge fan of the light hearted pull hard vibe. thanks for the great entertainment
i appreciate you showing your system!
Cool vid! Lifetime goal to be able to climb this route and routes like this . . . maybe not get redpoints, but at least not have to aid.
Great footage thanks for sharing guys!!
"certainly seems like someones blazin up here.." 🤣
so jealous of this friendship
Awesome climb. Thank you for sharing
I was "like" # Lucky 13!
Sweet route.
Awesome video
For everyone saying, “shorts viewers don’t convert to long form viewers.” Here from your short :)
Same
Yes because your anecdotal evidence means more than empirical data.
Ur vids are the best when i can’t sleep
19:59 why not close the system? just worried about a knot getting jammed when pulling it up?
Toss up on which is gnarlier... 5.13 on the hulk or mowing down frozen burritos?
Ahh my favorite. Disaster style climbing
Bobby B i'm sure there's a Starbucks and a Subway somewhere up there 😂
Damn. Really wish i could climb 5.13. Did you know alex honold solo'd 5.13? crazy isn't it?
Does one of you guys work for Apeel?
This is so cool and yet freaking terrifying 😅 how do you even get started on climbing mountains? The climbing gyms here are close to $100 a month 😮💨
Get a rope and use mountain project to find your local crags. If you go to the gym you can usually ask around and find someone who knows how to do lead outdoors!
@@MPHshoots thanks man I appreciate it!
@@MarEXksz yup. Please be respectful of your crag and remember that there are other people around other than yourself and your climbing partner. (Not telling you to not have fun, just be responsible and respectful to your surroundings)
I think if I ever visit USA I'll try some climbing there... and I live in Spain, it wouldn't be a shot trip
I think the closest stuff is Picos de Europa? Nobody I met in Oviedo, El Chorro, etc was into trad climbing really but awesome idea!
@@Doctor_Yuri Picos is limestone, in Galayos there is good granitte and cracks
I don't get the rope managment hahaha
me neither
First sends it. Fixes the rope so the second can climb up on micro trax while the first hauls the bag and eats a snack or whatever. For the crux pitches looks like they aided up the bolts to set a TR, to try out the pitches before a redpoint attempt. Not a super clean ascent but I dont think they care lol
My thoughts too haha
Unless I misunderstand something, what they do is slower than normal guide-mode belaying. Yhe rope is not organised by the leader while the second dude climbs up. The first opportunity to get the rope up and to organise it rope is only after the seconding dude gets up to the anchor. Also, the seconding dude has to tie in every time they swing leads. I wonder why they do it. Any improvement of efficiency with this method?
@@michalmalicki9613 seems like they got it down
@@Doctor_YuriI just want to know how to operate a belay and the different knots for sport and trad. I’m a boulderer😅.
I'm a bit confused about using the double micro trax when the partner is at the top with the rope fixed? Why not just a normal belay tie-in?
I’m guessing it’s so the climber up top can continue to climb and not spend time belaying
The other guy is hauling the bag and then taking a break while they climb on the fixed line. Common on bigger climbs that the second does something like this or just jumars the whole way. Leader doesnt want to get tired belaying the whole time.
14min in, 20min video, haven’t hit the crux pitches.. I’m guessing they were quite hard :)
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