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    JCMcHammyJ
    So there was actually climbing on the Nice climbing trip, too (between the rain... which managed to be both more and less than expected...). La Turbie, as it turns out, felt really kinda sandbagged grade-wise (or maybe I was just sucking?)! But then the fun is in the movement and unlocking the puzzle, not the grade and it was a great trip with a fun bunch; Alesia Sidliarevich (with the excellent catches), Helen Finn, Carole Dawson, and Roy. #climbing #ClimbingIsMyPassion #SportClimbing #LimestoneClimbing #Nice #LaTurbie
  • Bad Belay as Coach Nearly Kills Pro Climber

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    GrippedG
    A 2024 accident left a climber with serious injuries, which she talks about in a new video by Hard is Easy The post Bad Belay as Coach Nearly Kills Pro Climber appeared first on Gripped Magazine. https://gripped.com/news/bad-belay-as-coach-nearly-kills-pro-climber/
  • Fri Night Vid Between the Tides ft. Ross Fulkerson

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    UK ClimbingU
    This week's Friday Night Video takes us to the Limestone cliffs of Mallorca, where Ross Fulkerson is exploring some of the island's newest lines, putting up first ascents, and trying out the moves on some of the hard classics. https://www.ukclimbing.com/forums/t.php?n=778403
  • Newsflash Elias Iagnemma establishes new 9A boulder

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    Elias Iagnemma has made the first ascent of Big Slamm in Tintorale, Abruzzo, Southern Italy. He has proposed a grade of 9A/V17. https://www.ukclimbing.com/forums/t.php?n=777963
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    22-year-old American climber Noah Wheeler has made the third ascent of Daniel Woods'... https://www.ukclimbing.com/forums/t.php?n=777696
  • Gripping 5.13d Trad First Ascent in Australia

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    GrippedG
    Watch the story of the first ascent of Mother Earth, one of Australia's hardest gear routes The post Gripping 5.13d Trad First Ascent in Australia appeared first on Gripped Magazine. https://gripped.com/profiles/gripping-5-13d-trad-first-ascent-in-australia/
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    RaykoR
    #climbing auto-belay devices tested, courtesy of HowNOT2.Amazed with that centrifugal brake design. It's really clever, simple and effective. Centrifugal clutches on motorbikes operate pretty much with the exact same principle using brake pad materials and rotation speed. I've always wondered how some of those auto-belay things worked internally.I also think that centrifugal design is more serviceable if needed.https://youtu.be/Z97RkAapbDE?si=awOOGQlh4jtaPY7z
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    RaykoR
    Quick overview of various descender devices used in #climbing #caving #rescue and other similar activities for rappeling.There's so many of them xDMy device of choice is the ATC also used as belay, since we don't do lengthy rappels and we use double rope, with a backup eight (I just like having it), and finally knowing that mounter hitch knot for panic mode.Sadly I'm forbiden to use the eight, they don't like to deal with the rope mess afterwards xDhttps://youtu.be/D3lHToJqsmk?si=k2PMNV_uXWN3soOd