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    Hoyt says the dream of climbing the Buttermilks V16 began in childhood, when he hung a poster of Daniel Woods on the problem above his bed. The post Austin Hoyt Fulfills Lifelong Goal in Climbing The Process V16 appeared first on Gripped Magazine. https://gripped.com/news/austin-hoyt-fulfills-lifelong-goal-in-climbing-the-process-v16/
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    Rogora joins Adam Ondra and Alex Megos as the third climber in history to onsight two or more climbs 5.14c or harder The post Laura Rogora Makes History with Second 5.14c Onsight appeared first on Gripped Magazine. https://gripped.com/news/laura-rogora-makes-history-with-second-5-14c-onsight/
  • Jana Ĺ vecová Climbing a V14 in Oslo

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    She adds Oslo's hardest problem to her growing tick-list of boulders V14 and harder The post Jana Švecová Climbing a V14 in Oslo appeared first on Gripped Magazine. https://gripped.com/video/jana-svecova-climbing-a-v14-in-oslo/
  • Five Climbing Films that Influenced a Generation

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    View these iconic movies below: The Real Thing, Rampage, Stone Love, Inertia 2, A Day in the Life, and Stone Love The post Five Climbing Films that Influenced a Generation appeared first on Gripped Magazine. https://gripped.com/news/five-climbing-films-that-influenced-a-generation/
  • EDUCATE: Climbing Gear Innovations, Then and Now

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    This episode is for the gear nerds out there. The climbing world loves to reminisce on some of climbing’s great inventions of the past, but what’s happening in gear innovation right now? We put together some brief interviews with innovators past and present, to dive into tinkering in the climbing world, then and now. We’ll start with an excerpt from Yvon Chouinard’s "Legacy Series" interview to hear him reflect on revolutionizing the ice axe. Next, we’ll take a massive leap forward into present-day sport climbing tactics, and chat with Will McNeill, of HangDog Climbing, whose ultralight clip-up device is becoming all the rage in the world of sport projecting. Next, we’ll chat with Brent Barghahn, of Avant Climbing Innovations, about squeaking out the last bit of efficiency for rope soloing systems and hard trad climbing. Then, we’ll take a step back in time again, and chat with Jack Tackle about the late John Middendorf’s legacy in innovating the A5 portaledge, to set us up for our last conversation, a discussion with Nathan Kukathas of Grade 7 Equipment. Nathan is known for inventing the G7 Pod, which many say has been one of the biggest innovations for alpine climbing in years. Through it all, we’ll talk about inspiration, what it takes to innovate in the climbing gear space, what could be next for climbing gear, and lots and lots about textiles, 3-D printing, and climbing harder. HangDog Climbing (Clip-up Device) Avant Climbing Innovations (Top-Rope Solo Lanyard and Flip-Stops) Grade 7 Equipment (G7 Pod) John Middendorf’s Gear History Website The Cutting Edge Podcast: Jannu North Face https://americanalpineclub.org/news/2025/2/13/educate-climbing-gear-innovations-then-and-now
  • Five Tips For a Better Belay-tionship

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    Just in time for Valentine's Day, here are a few suggestions for merging your love life and climbing life The post Five Tips For a Better Belay-tionship appeared first on Gripped Magazine. https://gripped.com/profiles/five-tips-for-a-better-belay-tionship/
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    https://climbingzine.com/last-zine-thing-of-the-year-saturday-december-28th-at-la-posada-potrero-chico/
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    This 83-foot-tall wall—perhaps the world’s tallest home “woodie”—climbs through a retractable ceiling panel and boasts fantastic views of one of New York City’s poshest neighborhoods. https://www.climbing.com/places/worlds-tallest-home-wall-mistake/