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This is how Jakob Schubert performs in Sharma's new DWS commercial

After his successes in Es Pontas and Alasha, Jakob Schubert has returned to the deep water soloing mecca of Mallorca. Together with Michael Piccolruaz he is checking out a new spot by Chris Sharma.

While previous DWS trips from Jakob Schubert were often designed to repeat individual test pieces, his latest Mallorca adventure was all about discovery.

On the one hand, he and his friend Michael Piccolruaz wanted to support Chris Sharma’s new Deep water solo Spot called Canyamel under closer inspection. On the other hand, they also wanted to look out for potential lines and climb untouched rock. And that's exactly what they did - nasty falls and encounters with jellyfish included. See for yourself!

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