My First Lead Rope Solo Climb in the Mountains

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  • Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024

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  • @mackenziemoynan
    @mackenziemoynan Год назад +2

    I could watch these videos all day!

  • @jparrett
    @jparrett Год назад +3

    The climbing is always amazing but I'm here to say that your opening still shots are amazing too. More quiet openers. The land is so beautiful and calming.

    • @andrazegart
      @andrazegart  Год назад

      Thank you, much appreciated! 🙏

    • @Mike-oz4cv
      @Mike-oz4cv 2 месяца назад

      “More quiet openers. The land is so beautiful and calming.” … until that donkey in the opening shot starts making their horrible screams at full blast :D

  • @YannCamusBlissClimbing
    @YannCamusBlissClimbing Год назад +10

    Nice trip! On the first clip at 2:29, you could already have suspended the lead rope weight. That would have secured the bottom belay carabiners in the proper orientation. Also you don't have to extend so many quickdraws because you don't have rope drag when on rope solo... Good adventure! Thanks for sharing 🙂

    • @andrazegart
      @andrazegart  Год назад +6

      Thank you! Good advice!
      It’s funny how It didn’t even cross my mind that there is no rope drag hahah, I guess it was just muscle memory doing it’s thing 😆.
      Looking forward to the next climb to improve my rope solo technique 🙌

    • @maxlindroth1594
      @maxlindroth1594 Год назад +2

      Hi Yann. Have you tested the asap on a skinny dynamic rope? Im just curious if it really works since it’s not designed for that!

    • @YannCamusBlissClimbing
      @YannCamusBlissClimbing Год назад +1

      @@maxlindroth1594 i have. You can expect Same results as an ascender or micro traxion. It will cut a skinny dynamic rope and desheath a thicker one in a severe fall.

    • @jana31415
      @jana31415 Год назад +1

      ​@@andrazegartrope drag is actually beneficial while rope soloing, some people create large amounts of friction using rubber bands so that the rope doesnt sag down and create dangerous and poorly visible slack

    • @andrazegart
      @andrazegart  Год назад +1

      @@jana31415 Yup. I use slip knots to prevent the rope slack :)

  • @eater9333
    @eater9333 3 месяца назад +2

    amazing video. Can you explain the rope solo system a bit more im curious about it

  • @howardcobb4354
    @howardcobb4354 Год назад +1

    What a beautiful, quiet place. Love your journeys, very very enjoyable. Thanks

    • @andrazegart
      @andrazegart  Год назад

      Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it ☺️

  • @Gvrn-.
    @Gvrn-. Год назад +9

    im afraid of heights but love watching these, so confusing

    • @yggdrasil9039
      @yggdrasil9039 Год назад

      Same

    • @mrorganic13
      @mrorganic13 2 месяца назад

      I’m terrified of heights and getting into rock climbing currently , the human mind is weird

  • @malumarado1600
    @malumarado1600 2 месяца назад

    Very very good. Nice work. Congratulations

  • @epincion
    @epincion Год назад +1

    Thanks, thats a good route to start rope soloing - not too hard but enough that you have to pay attention to technique and equipment.

  • @ssaw3008
    @ssaw3008 3 месяца назад

    Dude this is amazing!!

  • @colter779
    @colter779 Год назад +5

    Hey man! Long time watcher. I am curious if you felt more afraid of falling during a rope solo vs free solo. I have heard that when free soloing, falling isn't a big consideration since it isn't an option. But when roped, the fear of falling becomes more real! Great videos man, keep them up!

    • @andrazegart
      @andrazegart  Год назад +3

      Thank you brother, I remember your username 😀🙌.
      Hmm that’s an interesting question.
      In this particular case not really, since the route was still well below my limit, but I am gonna gradually climb harder routes, so that will probably change my answer soon haha.
      Also worth mentioning is that this route was mostly bolted, so that also makes you feel safer than on trad.

    • @colter779
      @colter779 Год назад +1

      This makes sense. I am looking forward to see your progress. I am sure harder routes and more trad climbing will pose a lot of different challenges and unique perspectives! Good luck friend@@andrazegart

  • @stivunnikolov5941
    @stivunnikolov5941 Год назад

    Great video!! Got me hyped...just going to climb some tricky slabs in my area with your vibe in my mind..

    • @andrazegart
      @andrazegart  Год назад

      Thank you brother!
      Good luck with your climbing! Enjoy 🤟

  • @selvymarojevic9129
    @selvymarojevic9129 Год назад

    Bravo care🙏🧗‍♂️

  • @maikgodecke6351
    @maikgodecke6351 Год назад

    You remembered the hiking poles :)
    whoop whoop

  • @christian-bleau
    @christian-bleau Год назад +1

    Hi ! At 4:45 you said
    "another slip knot so I don't have too"
    Why you use it and how , above the carabiner ( beetween you and the carabiner) or underneath the crabiner ?
    Thank for your nice share !!

  • @kopoflakes6009
    @kopoflakes6009 Год назад

    Noooo! The sticks!
    Edit: Oh I thought they were lost. Glad you picked them hehe

    • @andrazegart
      @andrazegart  Год назад +1

      By some miracle I still have them 🤣

  • @dpavli
    @dpavli Год назад +3

    Odličan kanal, bravo. Otkrio nedavno, preporučam svima. Samo, možda nebi bilo loše kad bi u opis stavio ime smjera koji penješ čisto kao ideja nama koji gledamo kud bi eventualno mogli ići. Pozz

    • @matkotomic4259
      @matkotomic4259 Год назад +1

      ovo je iskreno prvi put da sam vidio da netko objasnjava kako se penje solo.

  • @forevermountains
    @forevermountains 6 месяцев назад

    Good job.

  • @psym_official
    @psym_official Год назад

    Keep on grinding your rope solos! Definitely another kind of challenge to deal with the rope, haha

    • @andrazegart
      @andrazegart  Год назад

      Thank you brother!
      Yup, it’s even more challenging than I imagined 😅 but practice makes perfect!

  • @chrisa8960
    @chrisa8960 Год назад +1

    The angle between the points in your first belay station is far too big. You could extend the sections of the rope coming from the individual points to the master point, making this assembly stronger. Just for consideration, for re-climbing the pitch I use ascencion, if I do not want to climb it normal way again, with the spoc as a backup. Great stuff and good luck!

  • @lorislevri4717
    @lorislevri4717 11 месяцев назад

    Sei un grande ..

  • @adnessmadness6945
    @adnessmadness6945 Год назад

    I’m gonna watch this when I’m faded tonight

  • @yggdrasil9039
    @yggdrasil9039 Год назад +1

    Wow, is that how rope soloing works. I always wondered. So you are basically climbing the mountain twice.

  • @fran__buksa
    @fran__buksa Год назад +1

    Hi Andraz! Firstly I must say your videos are highly inspirational, so much infact I just ordered some clibing gear for myself. This leads me to my question: Are you self tought or did you have any form of climbing education?

    • @andrazegart
      @andrazegart  Год назад +3

      Thank you brother!
      If you want to get properly introduced to climbing I HIGHLY recommend alpine/mountaineering courses. That’s where I learned all of the basics.
      But as far as rope soloing goes, it is still a very new and unknown sport in our country so I had to learn everything on my own.

  • @fab4299
    @fab4299 Год назад +1

    Amazing work! Can I ask why do you extend the quickdraws as there's no rope friction in rope solo climbing? Thanks!

    • @andrazegart
      @andrazegart  Год назад +1

      Thank you brother 🙏
      Yeah that’s just my muscle memory doing it’s thing 🤣.
      I will try to avoid doing it next time haha :)

    • @stagg4651
      @stagg4651 Год назад +1

      @@andrazegart😂

  • @user-xt4ip8un5m
    @user-xt4ip8un5m Год назад +2

    Hey Andraz please could you make a video detailing your rope soloing technique?

    • @user-xt4ip8un5m
      @user-xt4ip8un5m Год назад +1

      actually maybe this is the video already lol

    • @andrazegart
      @andrazegart  Год назад +7

      Hey. I do plan to make a detailed video about rope soloing and my rope solo setup in the upcoming months.
      But first I need to make most of the warm sunny days and do some more rope solo ascents!

  • @coutellerievgn8219
    @coutellerievgn8219 Год назад

    Very Nice vidéo

  • @fapojr6059
    @fapojr6059 Год назад

    If anybody is wondering, tjis is Vrh nad Škrbino, from the south

    • @andrazegart
      @andrazegart  Год назад +1

      To be precise it’s actually a ridge just a bit to the east from Vrh nad Škrbino 😀

  • @Ludderr
    @Ludderr Год назад

    Hey Andraz, love the videos. Any plans on coming to the US and climbing some big walls?

    • @andrazegart
      @andrazegart  Год назад +1

      Thank you! Yeah definitely. Maybe already next year 😀

  • @davidvig
    @davidvig Год назад

    Good effort! Could you please tell me which cliff/route is this?

  • @vinonsflyer
    @vinonsflyer Год назад

    Whoa ! Little question : what is the device tout use after the grigri for your slack management ? Is it a ASAP ?
    Keep this good Vibe dude, you inspire me to do my own projects !

    • @andrazegart
      @andrazegart  Год назад +1

      Thank you, appreciate it!
      It is indeed the ASAP, and I use it for my backup device in case the grigri fails :)
      If you look closely you see that it is attached to my belay loop, and the tiny cord on the right side of my harness is just to keep it out of the way.

    • @vinonsflyer
      @vinonsflyer Год назад

      @@andrazegart yes, I see now. Thanks !

  • @NeilStrongarms
    @NeilStrongarms Год назад

    Hey, Andraz
    How did you learn your rope solo technique/ setup?
    Thanks for the video!

    • @andrazegart
      @andrazegart  Год назад

      Rope soloing is still very new in our country, so I had to learn everything on my own, with the help of youtube tutorials.

  • @robocop-panda
    @robocop-panda Год назад

    Oj, sicer nisem alpinist, gledam pa rad 😀. Me pa zanima, a maš to avtomatsko prevajanje, glede na to, da tudi vse vzdihljaje prevaja ? 😀 LP

    • @andrazegart
      @andrazegart  Год назад +1

      Hey, in hvala :)
      Hahah ne, vse prevajam sam 😀. Prevodi vzdihljajev so pa bolj za hec 🤣

  • @aron7548
    @aron7548 Год назад

    nice

  • @francescodelmonte6183
    @francescodelmonte6183 Год назад

    do you know the grade of this route?
    nice video btw, keep going

  • @nomonkey416
    @nomonkey416 7 месяцев назад

    Hi. What is your rope solo technic?

    • @andrazegart
      @andrazegart  7 месяцев назад

      Grigri as the main device, petzl ASAP as a backup and kong duck clamp for rope managament.
      But for this season I’m probably gonna change it up a bit.

  • @slashghero
    @slashghero Год назад

    My memory isn’t that bad after all! 😂

  • @Mark-kv5vd
    @Mark-kv5vd Год назад

    New Vid Pintaric it is! 😉

  • @substomychANNEL
    @substomychANNEL Год назад

    First!!!!

  • @dirtyblondetv308
    @dirtyblondetv308 Год назад

    which route is this?

  • @jernejstaleker6479
    @jernejstaleker6479 Год назад

    Kje to plezas?

    • @andrazegart
      @andrazegart  Год назад +1

      Meja, zraven Vrha nad škrbino

  • @anzevovk5323
    @anzevovk5323 10 месяцев назад

    Kako si imenuje ta pot

    • @andrazegart
      @andrazegart  10 месяцев назад

      To ni pot, ampak je plezalna smer. Imenuje se žarki.

  • @TG-pd3ft
    @TG-pd3ft Год назад +1

    Seems like the worst of both worlds. All the faff of gear and ropes but still a lot more risky than normal trad/sport climbing with a belayer. For me, free solo climbing is pure and true spirit of the mountaineer