Video: Jakob Schubert boulders La Force Tranquille Direct (8c)

A few days ago the Austrian Jakob Schubert succeeded in the first ascent of a variant of the 8c boulder La Force Tranquille. Despite the additional moves and slightly adapted lines, Jakob leaves the difficulty of the boulder at 8c. Here is the video of his solid ascent.

Here Jakob Schubert celebrates La Force Tranquille (8c)

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