Editors

Interview with Jakob Schubert: Once a competitor, always a competitor

Editors - 20 May 2022

Jakob Schubert is back. After a World Cup break, the 31-year-old is attacking again in Salt Lake City. There are two bouldering decisions on the program this weekend and next. In an interview, the Olympic bronze medalist reveals why he traveled to the USA with good memories, what goals he has for Salt Lake City, how he plans his "Road to Paris" and why the route to the 2024 Olympic Games is not only via Munich, but also the most difficult rock routes in the world.

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Carabiners for climbing and mountaineering: you should know that

Editors - 20 May 2022

Climbing – and even alpinism – would be unthinkable without carabiners. Nevertheless, the oval devices often lead a shadowy existence. Whether HMS carabiners or quickdraws: without the seemingly archaic tools, we would fall into the abyss faster than we would like. We take a closer look at the world of carabiners.

Climbing

IFSC Climbing World Cup Salt Lake City | program and live stream

Editors - 20 May 2022

From May 20th to 22nd and May 27th to 29th, the climbing elite will meet for the World Cup in Salt Lake City. Information and live streams are available here.

mountaineering

Appointment with Death: Filip Babicz climbs one of the most dangerous gritstone routes rope solo

Editors - 19 May 2022

Appointment with Death (E9, 6c) is one of the boldest routes in English gritstone. Filip Babicz recently secured the fifth repetition of the line. Unlike the other climbers before him, he brought neither a crash pad nor a climbing partner.

Climbing

Great Britain's most difficult route: Eder Lomba repeats Rainman (9b)

Editors - 18 May 2022

The Baske Eder Lomba, who has been based in Sheffield since 2019, gets Rainman's second ascent. The 9b line is not only the most difficult route in Great Britain, but also the ultimate test piece at Malham Cove.

Climbing

Simon Wahli repeats France's toughest trad route

Editors - 17 May 2022

Swiss mountain guide and climber Simon Wahl with Le Voyage (E10, 7a) in Annot his most difficult trad route so far.

Climbing

These are the most difficult climbing routes in the world

Editors - 16 May 2022

Seb Bouin recently opened the world's second 9c with DNA. On the occasion of this historical ascent, we have compiled a list of the most difficult climbing routes in the world from grade 9b for you. The compilation is continuously updated.

Climbing

Raffle: Brit Rock Film Tour

Editors - 15 May 2022

Alp-Con presents the Brit Rock Film Tour in German-speaking countries for the first time. Four breathtaking films starring the likes of Pete Whittaker and Leo Houlding bring the best of British climbing and adventure stories to the big screen. LACRUX is giving away 5x2 tickets for a screening of your choice.

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Climbing

Does climbing have a doping problem?

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The sport of climbing is developing rapidly, training is becoming more and more professional, and today's professionals can make a living from the sport. This increases the pressure to deliver results. How far do athletes, coaches and associations go?

bouldering