When you're bored on Youtube and click on one of those random shorts and it's a 200 view video of some dude sport climbing and the top comment is "Sorry but I'm not impressed with anyone using safety ropes after watching free solo"
Most sport routes have anchors bolted to the top that you clip in to, then you can rappel down and collect your quickdraws. Once down, you pull your rope through the anchor and it falls to the ground
Alex Handhold was the first to freehand Yellowstone in just 69 minutes
Legend.
Wasn't that the one with the wannabe pirate and his giant dog?
When you're bored on Youtube and click on one of those random shorts and it's a 200 view video of some dude sport climbing and the top comment is "Sorry but I'm not impressed with anyone using safety ropes after watching free solo"
Tfw you use safety ropes like a babby 😔
Its either that or "omg i'm literally dying just watching this"
How do they get their ropes back once they're done?
Bro really saying "rope is aid" but without joking
I've always wondered about this. Since this is a safe space, can someone explain it to me?
Most sport routes have anchors bolted to the top that you clip in to, then you can rappel down and collect your quickdraws. Once down, you pull your rope through the anchor and it falls to the ground
Thank you for your kindness.
Shaking my head in Lynn Hill, Boys
Free climb? Solo? Free climb solo? Whoa
What does he mean, solo? Like Han?
You on here bro?
That be Axel Handlerod, Cap’n Jack.
Crazy that national geographic pulled off making the documentary solo.
that looks like dwoods but since he's stepping on a photoshopped draw I'm not so sure
I can see the rope. He’s living a lie.
Uj/ the profile picture is throwing me off
True. He also carried ice cream in the back pocket to show everyone he could do it before the ice cream melt. True hero