Expert American alpinist Colin Haley is known for a few things: an expertise for routes in Patagonia, and a tremendous obsession with climbing gear. Check out this great video interview where he offers a free ranging commentary on equipment he’s designed, customized, and uses regularly.
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https://www.alpinesavvy.com/blog//whats-in-my-pack-gear-obsession-by-colin-haley-part-2
At the AAC, we believe in the power of climbing to change lives. We are driven by the potential to support every climber that we can, to use the AAC’s expertise and legacy to deliver resources that climbers can lean on—that’s why we are so proud of this Impact Report. Each grant recipient we inspired, each lodging guest we launched into adventure, each climber who has learned how to climb a little more safely, is what drives our work.
How does it all break down?
Here’s how we’ve met the needs of the AAC community this year.
https://americanalpineclub.org/news/2024/11/5/aacs-2024-impact-report
After spending a few days over 6,000 metres, Fay Manners and Michelle Dvorak are off the mountain
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https://gripped.com/news/experienced-alpinists-rescued-in-himalaya/
Less than two weeks after making the fourth ascent ofChange (9b+), in Hanshelleren Cave, Flatanger, Norway, Alex Megos has made just the third ascent of another Adam Ondra Flatanger testpiece, Move, 9b+.
https://www.ukclimbing.com/forums/t.php?n=774487
