CLIMBING FAILS: WOW....HE REALLY $%*! HIMSELF! 💩
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
- (Watch your girl homie she getting spotted
She Gunna land and they’lll all be nodding
pulling in slack, she laying back
im screamin: get ya hand back in dat crack.
Whatchu you mad at I showed her trad now they all out here calling me dad.
bringin friends we going nuts we climbin no if ands butts
And then you hit the deck you getting rekt Ill play it slow and give it a check.
Given a belay, finna to slay, reactions gunna be cray
Pulling on rocks better pull up those socks
Strap on da helmet so you don’t get knocked
At the crag these bouldas are saven
rocks just fell SEE ..
I TOLD YOU GAVEN!
Don’t be a dope tie in your rope
or I’ll Swoop in and give you choke.
Ya got the beta, ain’t gunna be sprayin
But if you wise you’d hear what I’m sayin
Now sit for a spell and tell me your tail We all ready for these climbing fails)
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That first quickdraw was not made out of dyneema as dyneema can't be dyed. You can recognize dyneema (most of the time) as the white quickdraw with the thin red stripe 😁
Yep. Even if dyneema is sleeved you'll see the white fibres
There's plenty of dyed dyneema in sailing. Dyneema not sensitive to UV though.
That QD is the previous gen yellow Black Diamond positron dogbone, and it's all nylon. Using a slightly longer quickdraw might have been better since the rubbing would have been in the multiple-layered middle section instead of pinching the single nylon layer between sharp rock and the bottom carabiner.
@@ericc8785 I have never seen any, what are you referring to?
Amsteel, arguably the most famous dyneema product comes in a range of colors from black to yellow.
I have officially watched this intro twice now. I'll let you know when it's my 3rd time haha
Put it on your driving-to-the-crag stoke playlist
That belay-glasses shot was nightmare fuel.
BTW, the climber got his knee stuck, not the hand. And yes, check out the full video. It's hilarious.
Why was he being sick?
First confirmed brownpoint, LMAO
And the gagging, lol
6:07 Lesson learned: if you're gonna puke, point your mouth in the crack where your knee is jammed, a surefire way to reduce friction and PRESTO, you'll be released in no time at all 😜
Besides the Edelrid Ohm, there is a second device for belying heavier climbers: the BAUR Zorro.
With the Baur Zorro, you can belay someone who is up to double your weight. It has many more advantages over the Ohm like it won't lock up if you pull the rope fast; it works instantly (no flip over before breaking); softer catch; dynamic belaying.
Using, testing and teaching both for years and the Zorro is in my opinion the far better device.
One drawback: It is not build by a multimillion-dollar company with a huge marketing department, but was invented by a single engineer who is also marketing and sales in one person.
Where can one buy this? All I find is the German site, but no shop or kickstarter
@@SamWhitlock hmmm ... seems my first answer didn't pass. You can buy it on page of the inventor (unfortunatly only available in german).
The device you are referring to is the Edelrid* Ohm.
It works kinda like a half-baked grigri and adds a ton of friction when it gets "yanked up" when a climber falls. As long as you don't pull slack too aggressively, it shouldn't lock up and works a charm. Takes a bit of practice but worth if your climber is more than 40 lbs heavier than your belayer. As a lightweight dude it is nice not getting pulled up into the first draw all the time.
Jep. Exactly. The E D E L R I D Ohm, not the Eldreid :) just for those of you that might try to find it on the Interwebs.
@@chaosengine4597 Let it be nown I was speling be chapagnion
@@MattWestwick I was referring to what was said in the video more than to your small typo :)
@Cynthia Jendlebee sorry, but I have to write this: I also prefer sexual partners over sandbags. I‘ll let myself out.
First! Nice song ;)
Boggie till you poop. Highly recommend watching the full video to those who haven't seen it
This is how I learned english, well done. (English was/is first language)
Best into ever
I was climbing with a couple of people in Joshua Tree a long time ago and we were doing a climb that had a 3-ish foot roof. One of the people lost their footing at the lip of the roof and their wrist slotted into a wedge perfectly and couldn't get it out. They were low enough that I could work my way up such that they could partially stand on my shoulders to take the weight off but not free their wrist. The other person was able run around the back side, set up a 3-1 and send down a rope they could clip into their harness.
Cheap tree guard is a section of garden hose. Also works in a pinch as a rub guard for sharp edges. Not perfect but it works well enough.
Also, the redundancy of that last anchor...would be easy with rubbing for catastrophic failure. Terrifying anchor
Nice to see a climbing fails video! Keep it up! :)
The eldrid?! The eldrirserde?
E D E L R I D....
EH-DEL-RID
You should hear me say pretzel instead of petzl 😂
I cannot say it right either, lol
With the thickest german accent:
Sssis is not äccseptable!
@@ArinaThomsen Edelrid
And 40 kgs of extra Friction
My main experience with dyneema is fishing line. It cuts very easily on rock, shell, and some types of wood. Nylon line is the most abrasive resistant and best used if you know your line will be rubbing on something rough or sharp. When I started studying ropes I was surprised to see the perception of dyneema being abrasive resistant. I would never let it rub up against rock.
12:31 climber at Devils Lake,Wisconsin fell from his extention being cut on the rock. Unshure if he had any knots. It was a nylon sling I think.
Cool video! Thank you , for your job 👍💪
7:10 i think theres a video of Magnus and Adam Ondra freesoloing in that location
dude, nailed it with the song @BetaClimbers
I usually love awful things but this intro was hard to handle. Still thumbed up though you rule stay cool dude
Yeah rap isn’t for everyone I know. Must be a classical Jazz guy huh 😂
@@BetaClimbers honestly dude I've been watching this channel since before I even climbed and have been recently leading multi pitch routes. It's seriously great content and makes me want to get out. Thank you (minus the intro ofc)
@@KalebSchumaker appreciate it 🤣
@@BetaClimbers I love rap. This intro tho'..not so much.. :/
@@Nerudah yeah not everyone’s into old school rap 🤣
I bought an Ohm device and tested it with my 11 year old daughter lead belaying me. I took a good sized test whipper and it worked great! She didn't even get pulled up at all.
Oh awesome! I’ll have to try one out.
Yeah, I've been playing with one as well. Just keep in mind that the Ohm is only good up to 80lbs, so I was still able to suck my wife up to the first bolt (10ft), on what should have been a 15' lead fall.
It turned into a 30' fall and we were both forced into more butt play than either of us signed up for in our vows. I've added a 25lb Rogue sand kettle bag hitched through the back belt of her harness, bringing us into speck on the Ohm. Outside I tether her with a bit of dynamic cord if possible, or anchor her to the gear bag.
I just started lead climbing, and a belay video would help tremendously! It feels way more involved then actually climbing. Please and Thank you!
Hey there! Meanwhile consider checking the playlist Belaying Masterclass on the channel Hard is Easy - the best and most complete info I've found on belaying, plus Ben is awesome ^^
Fun intro!
BEST INTRO EVER ON RUclips
The intro rap sounds like Reilly Reid’s rap
🤣 . Great video. Excellent rap.
The Edelrid Ohm helps with extra friction but only when you fall. Pulling up rope is no problem. It makes a world of difference. It's a bit on the heavy side but as you use it on the first bolt, not a real issue.
We're using the Ohm whan climbing with my wife which is almost half of my weight, but the truth is, you have to be skilled to prevent the rope from locking in it while giving a slack. Also, when to bolts aren't very straight and goes more zig-zag, it happened to me that it gave so much friction that it was almost impossible to be rappeled down.
I imagine Josh climbing out of his studio and ending up in pee wees playhouse
what you refere to (5min) is a OHM from Edelrid. it works realy good. i use it whit my daughter she is 43kg and im 88kg. its e bit slow as she lower me daown but no probblem to clip the quic drows
8:35 we call that "free snaking" when you TR an overhang on the wrong end of the rope (the end NOT through the draws). That clip was taken at Vertical World in Seattle btw, and I've seen it happen a lot at crags too.
Wow, this is me at 4:11 minutes🥹 It's nice to see it
It looks to me like the girl that's flying away from the wall around 08:40 is just tight in from the wrong end. In my gyms (Sweden) the top rope overhang walls are set-up in such a way that you unclip on your way up and put the clips back in on the way down (you can't unclip the anchor). It also looks in the video like the belayer's rope goes directly to the first quick-draw instead of the anchor so that should be the climbers end.
Seeing at anchor at 12:00 reminded me of the time my buddy and I simul rappelled using a single sling…slung around a tree…and one locking carabiner…no knots. No backup anything. Perfect. A prime example of not knowing enough to be safe, but know just enough to kill yourself.
Best clip while eating some chocolate ice cream
Was that a one-point anchor? Seems safe.
Great channel! You do things I would never do (fear of falling-not heights-but falling). Nevertheless, it’s fascinating to see the fails and the good climbs as well. Thanks for sharing; your wife should definitely let you keep producing videos. Chores, maybe a few. 😉
Fear of falling, not heights?
So... you are constantly afraid of falling... even when you are just walking down the street?
I guess if we are being technical, I have a fear of stopping suddenly after a long fall from heights.
Not the heights or act of falling.
Just the sudden stop at the end
I appreciate that you explain specifically what's not safe. Sometimes you explain the correct way, sometimes not that great or not as much as I need.
balt
No disrespect, but the guy who was helping the dude who shit his pants was Cedar Wright. I'm pretty sure he knows what he's doing.
"don't tell him what he can't do"
don't worry, reality will tell him
Why is that dude looking up every time the other dude is about to puke? Look down fool, you have a cap on that protects you from his vomit ;)
The dawgbone of the quickdraw that failed is made out of nylon not dyneema
People really underestimate what gravity does to a body combined with just a little bit of height.
👏👏👏👏😂😂
Take a shot everytime he says bolt wrong
At 10:44 - "you wouldn't be seeing this in America" - yeah because everything that goes on everywhere in America is always optimal and never done by idiots or the unknowing
Yeah that made me cringe as well.
The anchor at 12:20 is on the Trough 5.4 in Tahquitz I think. Some dude died due to gear failure this week in the same spot, possibly for the reasons you mentioned.
Woah….
I think you are mistaken. Someone died there in 2003 and there are a bunch of memorial articles about them that came out this week. I'm not seeing anything of people dying this week though?
0:26 that brought back memories of a lot of pain (still I did it twice 😎
The device is called the ohm it’s like a grigri on the first clip, climbingforlife is in your intro also.
i use the elderid ohm every time i climb outside with my fiancé it is quite effective at reducing the forces on the belayer
In that 3rd video. If she was using a grigri and got KOD they'd be totally f'd
You kind of switched that facts around on the first example with the quickdraw. The dog bone on quickdraws are generally made from thick nylon. When you make your own from a sling most people use dyneema (which is really just a brand name like Gortex, dynemma is simply ultra high molecular weight polyethylene) slings since they are lighter weight and more durable they nylon slings.
Thanks got my mords wixed 🤙🏻🤣
@@BetaClimbers Fun video though!
The ice pick fail would not have been as bad if the belayer wasn't standing three football fields back from the wall.
edelrid ohm is king
Fire intro! Might set it as my ringtone
BALTS IN PLACES ALL WILLY NILLY
Yoooo! Where have you been dude? Hope as is well.
Big job down south took 100 percent of my time. 🤙🏻
If I had a nickel for every time you say wear a helmet… I could easily afford a helmet. It’s insane how many don’t use em 🤯
Wear trapdoor pants so you can open up your pants and take a dump without taking your pants down the guy below you won’t be happy
@4:56 ish with the heavy climber / light belayer, the climber looks like he didn’t even try to grab the hold. Looks like he just dynamically popped up and slapped the wall!
Yeah not much commitment on that one. Maybe just feeling out the move.
I have a 50kg girlfriend, I'm 85kg we used Edelrid OHM, works a treat to keep her on ground. In your video if her grigri hits the quick draw it could disengage the cam and drop the climber.
Where do you get them?
"You will not be seeing this in America... this must be a foreign country"? Joshua, are you serious about that? And only two people who comment that? Me included. Man, that doesn't sound right and certainly not smart. What do you think, Joshua?
Yeah that was not thought trough I guess. It seems someone was working there? Thinking the same. In my country the regulations are SO strict about safety and I would agree that you probably will not see something like this with a reasonably company but people are idiots in EVERY country :D so never say never
9:30 un clipping as you go up with top rope is not the safest for the main reason the climber might unclip the last draw at the top then we have a pretty big fall. If you think about it, when lead climbing at a gym, typical climbers fall around the 3rd/4th draw, if one blows out then you have 3 back up. the TR situation you're reducing redundancy (i know less dynamic of a fall) but still a fall none the less.
Just my 2 cents from having seen both situations happen in the past.
If you're not bright enough not to unclip the anchors maybe you should unclip the anchors
@@alexnone5720 Trying to be positive and safe and your comment is really just ignorant and unnessary...
you're both right. climbing gyms usually don't have topropes on very deep overhangs. someone other than "the wrecking ball" in this vid should have stopped this before
I’m from
Germany and it’s true that most overhang routes don’t have top ropes tied in. If you still want to climb after a lead, the DAV (German alps society) recommends exactly what was said in the video to prevent swinging. They even made little illustrations about that :D
@@JPlesley Plenty of ways to be positive and safe while allowing gym climbers to second a route on walls without topropes. If the gym is that concerned about some idiot unclipping from the top anchors there are a few devices that are very difficult to unclip from that can be used as anchors.
your comment makes me think you work for one of the insurance companies that tell gyms that they cannot allow seconding a lead climb.
7:35 He does have a draw clipped above the ledge, after the fall you can clearly see the rope leading up above the ledge, just huge amount of slack given
second
@1:28 Start of video. @3:20 before it's more than a photo of a quick-draw.
That rap was cringe af
That’s the goal 😂
Hating is super cringe!
Downvoted for including affiliate links but no links to primary sources which you owe for the content.
You say bolt weird. Sounds like bault.
Respectfully, please never rap again 🙉
🤣🤣🤣 can’t promise anything if my record deal pulls through
Please don't give him any reason not too. It already took enough effort to get him to do this. The next step (Blinding Lights) will take a lot more
Why?
@@marcosjuan3142 haha, it's been an ongoing thing at the Discord server (come join, it's pretty nice)
I enjoyed that. The surprise was seeing him disappear from above at the end
How has he not seen the Boogie till you poop video?? It’s his knee that gets stuck, after a hard night of partying in Vegas. Which is why he is so nauseous.
He's also the same guy who chopped the bolt on Cerro Torre
You can find tho whole story on the enormocast podcast.
I'm pretty sure that happened in Squamish, so not a hard night in Vegas, a hard night in Squamish.
welcome back daddy
damnn those lil' dicky vibes
I love that Gavin made it into your 🔥 rap
Placing bolts for adrenaline is the ultimate gate keeping. Making a cringe rap song intro though is top tier hilarious. Boo chores. Yeah climbing fails!
I went to Red Rock and was seeing routes (5.10/11+) where the first bolt was 20 feet up. Super annoying stuff. Apparently they couldn't be bothered to have a bolt closer to the ground.
Next big hit - Rappin on Rappin.
Music video filmed entirely on rappel.
Love the intro rap
Oh shit, that intro was great, bro.
Keep them coming and always wear a helmet.
Cheers!
im like in my forties... but... tHaNkS dAd
The new young climbers.
Back in the day when we used to bolt on Lead with a home made gear n pipe puffin away while the vision blurred from the effects of last nights chemical induced debauchery.
Jiggery pokery was the norm .
We didn't wear skirts like the ney saying critical that weren't even an itch their dad's scro.
It's a new time .
They don't dangle n swing low big loose n hairy. The New peanuts stay drawn up inside smooth and clean.
I've heard it's the soy
The dinosaur now watch on with shock n awe. We laugh n giggle at the soft new wave.
The pendulum will swing back again.
Josh, your dancing and singing skills are truly amazing. 0:50
what’s a ‘balt’? ‘Eldgrid’ device? 😂
Tips for not havay belayers ware a havy backpack
I have never heard someone pronounce 'bolt' like that. 😬
Its called the Edelrid Ohm device. It is GREAT.
Like, Tony the Tiger great.
I have two partners, one is 70 LB heavier, the other is 60 LB lighter.
등반중 안전장비 필수죠~~ 👍
Love the content. Meh, on the beginning rap. Also make yourself smaller and the videos bigger! For real though, really great learning material!!!
The problem is that the videos are all from cell phones nowadays so it’s all vertical….Guess I won’t be trying out for American idol after all… 😔
Best intro ever, some mad skills
Dyneema doesn't wear out in the sun as fast as people describe it. Actually, while UV radiation is high energy, it can't really penetrate deep into the material. So it might harm the surface of a material when exposed over a long period of time, but it is not significant enough to make a difference in a materials strength in any regular use case.
If you want the best of both worlds, get a Dyneema kevlar material mix. All my slings are made from this mix. Don't know if they specifically make quickdraws with it but you can alwaya make your own extendable alpine quickdraws.
The series could just as easily be called “wear a helmet”.
Well that’s facts
The device is called Edelrid Ohm. It does work quite well once you get used to it.
Rap(pel) god!!!
The dry heaving clip was so hilarious sounding…idk how you weren’t laughing
Edelrid Ohm is a must - I use it whenever catching someone heavier than me. Easy to use and makes a huge difference
What about highlines that get left up for a year??? UV seems OK on them??
thanks BC for promoting wearing socks while climbing