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Alex Honnold Gets Bouldering Speed Record

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The world's most famous free-soloist gets a speed record on a tall problem called Plumber's Crack
The post Alex Honnold Gets Bouldering Speed Record appeared first on Gripped Magazine.

Alex Honnold Gets Bouldering Speed Record - Gripped Magazine

The world's most famous free-soloist gets a speed record on a tall problem called Plumber's Crack

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