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Climbing Videos

Fish Boy

2-Feb-2011
4:59:32 PM

Bugger Dalai, I thought I was going to see some Buffalo aiding action....


shiltz

2-Feb-2011
5:09:06 PM

Nice to see him use the knee on the final mantle. Until then he looked a bit too cool.


E. Wells

2-Feb-2011
9:24:31 PM

that very rope in that very device gets jammed between the silver bit(where the arrow is) and the blue tab on the other half...not a huge issue, but the big old one dont do it. dont tell anyone.


Gavo

2-Feb-2011
9:28:48 PM

On 2/02/2011 ajfclark wrote:
>

>grigri 2 video

At 0:26... pretty sure thats not a gri gri hes being belayed with.. or am I blind

Duncan

13-Feb-2011
9:36:19 PM

On 13/02/2011 superstu wrote:
>guess he didnt need that extra cam
>
>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QlYkGe9HHB8&feature=related

Here's a tip for everyone: don't bother watching this.


Superstu

14-Feb-2011
10:34:38 AM

Sure, not the flashest home video ever made, but I thought it was an interesting exercise in hand stack technique and the fun you can have with six no.5 camalots. You can beg to differ, but don't be an arseh*le about it.

Olbert

14-Feb-2011
10:45:27 AM

On 14/02/2011 superstu wrote:
>Sure, not the flashest home video ever made, but I thought it was an interesting
>exercise in hand stack technique and the fun you can have with six no.5
>camalots. You can beg to differ, but don't be an arseh*le about it.
It certainly doesnt make me wanna do that climb - its all squirm and thrutch (and dropping cams).


shiltz

14-Feb-2011
11:34:17 AM

That is dedication to jamming! I'm sure most of us would have tried to layback most of it.
The most intriguing part for me is watching how he works around the cams and rope. That sort of climb can be a lot easier if you place the gear below your hands.

Duncan

14-Feb-2011
10:32:30 PM

On 14/02/2011 superstu wrote:
>Sure, not the flashest home video ever made, but I thought it was an interesting
>exercise in hand stack technique and the fun you can have with six no.5
>camalots. You can beg to differ, but don't be an arseh*le about it.

Don't shoot the messenger, I performed a public service. Imagine how much bandwidth would have been wasted otherwise.


IdratherbeclimbingM9

15-Feb-2011
12:04:31 AM

On 13/02/2011 Duncan wrote:
>On 13/02/2011 superstu wrote:
>>guess he didnt need that extra cam
>>
>>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QlYkGe9HHB8&feature=related
>
>Here's a tip for everyone: don't bother watching this.

I enjoyed it, as it is always good to see how others tackle similar situations, and I am not too old to learn new tricks if I come across them.

... So what didn't you like about it Duncan?

PS; I also don't know why superstu deleted his original post concerning it.


ajfclark

24-Feb-2011
9:58:20 AM

Sean McColl - Dreamcatcher:


Gavo

24-Feb-2011
10:13:19 AM

On 24/02/2011 ajfclark wrote:
>Sean McColl - Dreamcatcher:

Holy shit... awesome. Love the dyno at the beginning of that traverse-thing.. brilliant


ajfclark

24-Feb-2011
10:26:14 AM

For comparison, here's Sharma:


ajfclark

24-Feb-2011
11:21:54 AM

I could've sworn I found this on here a few months back, but I can't find it now... So apologies if it's a repost...

Jeb Corliss wing-suit demo from Jeb Corliss on Vimeo.

(Yes, Gavo, you reminded me of this one)

[Edit: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7bJmVJZbmIk might be better quality ]

egosan

24-Feb-2011
11:37:51 AM

Wow. I have done lots of dumb high consequence activities in my life. Most wingsuit videos are just, well, "meh." This video, however, really caught my imagination. Very cool stuff.

Well done. And thank you, Andrew, for posting (again maybe).


Gavo

24-Feb-2011
12:26:45 PM

On 24/02/2011 ajfclark wrote:
>(Yes, Gavo, you reminded me of this one)

Dont thank me! Thank stumbleupon! Hooray.

And Im with Sol on that.. this was... awesome.... Though there is another where he just about clips an arm-rail on a road, looks like switzerland or something. Ill try and find that.

Very cool.

Sol what other "high consequence" things you been doing?

egosan

24-Feb-2011
12:35:27 PM

Lots of them involved skis. Some of them vehicles. I have slowed down quite a bit. Thankfully.


Gavo

24-Feb-2011
12:41:18 PM

ahh vehicular craziness. When the campfires are allowed again, we can have a long and interesting bourbon fueled talk about exploits involving stupidity, speed, and extra-vehicular activities. I have more than a few of those!

Ive also slowed down on that front, now its more focused I hope :)


Gavo

24-Feb-2011
1:04:58 PM

This is the one.

Im sure its been posted before but this is what I was talking about. The flight from about 3:00 is interesting.

Fish Boy

24-Feb-2011
3:07:37 PM

Sorry, quick hijack...anyone ever made mistakes doing this wingsuit stuff that ended in injuries or death?

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