Janja Garnbret took the Lead gold and the Innsbruck Double (again) whilst both Toby Roberts and Erin McNeice podiumed with silver and bronze respectively.
Fourteen climbers, ten problems, six first ascents – this year V17 sends were more common than ever before
The post Can You Guess How Many V17s Sends There Were in 2025? Hint: It Was the Most Ever appeared first on Gripped Magazine.
https://gripped.com/profiles/can-you-guess-how-many-v17s-sends-there-were-in-2025-hint-it-was-the-most-ever/
Secrets, Shepherds, Sex and Serendipity is a new M7 AI5 A2+ established by two young alpinists
The post New Technical 3,000-metre Alpine Climb in Karakoram appeared first on Gripped Magazine.
https://gripped.com/news/new-technical-3000-metre-alpine-climb-in-karakoram/
These awards are our chance—as a climbing advocacy movement—to honor some of the individuals and organizations who stand out for their exceptional commitment to building communities, stewarding climbing areas, and fighting for sustainable and equal access for all.
https://www.accessfund.org/latest-news/access-fund-announces-2024-climbing-advocate-awardees
Brooke Raboutou has made the second female ascent ofSpectre (V13), in The Buttermilks, near Bishop, California, USA.
https://www.ukclimbing.com/forums/t.php?n=778940
One of the world's best trad climbers, James McHaffie, has opened a new test-piece route
The post North Wales Has New Hardest Trad Climb appeared first on Gripped Magazine.
https://gripped.com/news/north-wales-has-new-hardest-trad-climb/
David Simmonite reports on a very entertaining and inspiring deep water solo competition and climbing festival held at London's Canary Wharf.
https://www.climber.co.uk/news/the-north-face-climb-festival-london-report-and-photos/
