How To Multi-pitch Sport Climb

I want to thank you guys for such a positive response to the Mexico Story! The comments on that video are some of the kindest words I've ever received. This video is chalk full of techy details about how we actually climbed TimeWave Zero in El Potrero Chico, Mexico
The Mexico Story: • My hardest climb EVER
Mountain Project for TWZ: www.mountainproject.com/route...
0:00 - Intro
0:47 - Preface
1:17 - What Gear We Brought
2:16 - How Multi-pitch Climbing Works
4:04 - The Route Breakdown
6:51 - Getting Down
7:44 - General Tips
10:07 - Concluding Thoughts
#climbing #gear #tips #howto

[@kiva48]

This is a great video to describe a multi-pitch climb to beginners or non-climbers.

[@jacobcurless3093]

I love this follow up to the Mexico Story and I love this techy stuff. Keep up the content!

[@NoahKane]

Thanks Jacob!

[@matttcameron_]

Great video. Never seen one like this that explains what really goes into a climb like this. As someone who is very interested in climbing but only has occasional access to a gym it's cool to be able to learn this from your vid. I also really love the storytelling in your videos, and the production quality--you can tell you put a lot of time and passion into them.

[@vaquita4116]

This is the video that I've been searching for, your channel is amazing and inspiring, thank you. Hope I can do some videos that cool in the future

[@andrewaskins884]

Really love your content! Thanks for all the work you put into your videos. Can’t wait to see the next adventure. I’ve done a couple of multi-pitch climbs now and these get me so excited to do more.

[@NoahKane]

Appreciate this comment Andrew! Hope to keep upping the ante with each video!

[@zairarojas5268]

Super inspiring - didn’t think this would be a possibility in my near future.. until now. Thank you

[@NoahKane]

So great to hear you're inspired Zaira! Let me know if you have any questions!

[@jorgenieto5023]

I freaked out when mini Jaidon backclipped his first clip. Im glad he fixed it though 👌🏽

[@roosmith6]

Literally laughed out loud at :41 when the sunglasses came back on 😂

[@digitz42]

Thanks for this! I just started climbing and have been trying to figure out how this works.

[@Situbusit]

Great vid!

[@amtz8a]

Great video, Hello from Monterrey, MX

[@lastsquare5195]

Wow, just wow.

[@JosephDiazClimbs]

This was super cool! I don’t have any desire to do multipitch, but hearing the stories of how it all works definitely sparks my curiosity

[@NoahKane]

Well if we're ever in the same area I love taking people out!

[@carterhammer868]

@@NoahKanewhat area are you in?!?

[@isakseivaagantonsen5737]

Big up for the bolt setters ✊

[@rodrigoalbertoserranodeval819]

This is a very well done video! If you are a experienced bold climber I hardly recommend to do this route on simul climbing it's way more enjoyable, will be faster and lighter 1.5 lts of water and 2 PowerBars it's enough and 40 quickdraws 😄 also you can start climbing at 8am

[@letyourmusshang]

Hey if you ever come on out to Canmore Banff area I’ll be lookin to climb with you haha!! You make some of my favourite climbing content hands down :)

[@benjimarshal394]

Really enjoy your videos
I’m from Australia so if you ever come here to climb I want to come with you !

[@fiddledumdoo9010]

Crazy!

[@maxl.8264]

Hi Noah, awesome vid; 1 question: how did you belay with the grigri, isnt the usual way to use an atc with a guide option like the petzl reverso?

[@i0like0jaZz]

nice :)

[@dpmoffitt]

Thats a nice tree

[@joeymueser9257]

wowowowow loving these spots from around town. mayb i’ll flag u down if i run into you :-)

[@Ghastlyedits3]

I liked that story telling style.
It hurt me when you called it “garbage”
:(

[@NoahKane]

Haha I hoped my sarcasm would come across with that line

[@hippielol3175]

Beat video ever

[@philippfinke458]

Just wondering how long it would have taken the sloths, you used for explanation, to climb that route. 😅

[@noahramsammy7669]

what ever happened to Jaidon's infected finger? Was that the reason why he looked kinda sick when you both got to the top of time wave zero?? Glad he is okay !

[@NoahKane]

Great memory! I think it kind of took care of itself!

[@raydenrapin7809]

Please can you do a camping in tree.

[@apeiron1984]

Allways tie stopper knot. well said.

[@jacobjdong]

don't call them routesetters, maybe developers :)
other than that though great video! I wouldve also maybe simuled some of those pitches :D

[@NoahKane]

True! Simuling might have saved some time but we were just looking to enjoy the whole experience

[@SgtSnausages]

At my age ... 12 is unattainable.
Pushing 60 and living in 5.9.
May be able to aid my way up a 12.
It's how I plan on continuing into old age. French-Free / Aid Climbing standard routes will, I think, buy me another deeade out there...

[@wailenhalen18]

I enjoyed your video but I found it lacking one of the most important things of all. Anchor set ups and belay setups from above.

[@marijanbiscan8165]

Why you didnt go easier path on other side,?

[@NoahKane]

The essence of rock climbing is choosing the hardest path haha

[@joebraa]

Ok...
First!!!

[@jareddallman1811]

I have those same sunglasses. I found them on a beach in Hawaii. I’m sure they were probably $6 at a gas station but I don’t care, they’re my favorite possession.

[@silent4860]

Hello

[@PapP148]

I haven't watched the video yet but my guess is that he used his foots and hands

[@brownass2]

Alex Honnold climbed El Cap(3000 feet) in under 4 hours. This isn't impressive at all.

[@NoahKane]

Yeah fair

[@chrisgodsey3513]

No kidding, everyone should just stop climbing now.

[@Captaraknospider]

It takes alot of time to secure protection

[@user-dm3wv6ck9s]

Alex Honnold climbed El Cap(3000 feet) in under 4 hours. This isn't impressive at all.