Sean Bailey & Nathaniel Coleman Cragging in Cochise Stronghold, AZ

Nathaniel and Sean send one of the hardest lines in Cochise Stronghold, AZ.
In just a few tries, both manage to put down "Over the Line" (5.13a). This aesthetic line represents a generational transition, as it was bolted and projected in 2003 by Scott Ayers, one of most prolific developers of the Stronghold. He later assisted Adrian Montano, a young Tucson-based climber, to achieve the FA in 2021.
At the grade, it was more of a casual day cragging for Sean and Nathaniel. Still, it didn't go down without a fight, it's a unique homage that we believe is important to share.
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[@nickhenscheid369]

Really cool to see some 5.15 climbers getting on the local choss! Hope they were able to try some more classics in the Stronghold!

[@briansanchez4767]

Both incredibly strong and super nice people, I’d love to see more films like this!

[@J0SHU4N0LL]

Fusis boys with the polished product everytime! These companies better be paying up!

[@JimBoFilms]

ayyyy 🔥 fun watch

[@aidanscarffe5256]

Haha great stuff! really enjoyed this, just having fun at the crag regardless of the grade. What its all about in the end

[@caseybald5482]

Nice crank boys!!!! Ayer’s routes are some of the greatest at the Stronghold!

[@tomstein3165]

sick

[@hurricane010]

Does anyone know what shoes Sean is wearing?

[@samchu5335]

seems like the scarpa chimeras.

[@milkman_and_wife]

Scarpa Chimera

[@hurricane010]

@@milkman_and_wifeThanks!

[@terraflow__bryanburdo4547]

Sandbag? Way under their pay grade

[@jimbailey9915]

Na.