This is how Seb Bouin climbs Suprême Jumbo Love (9b +) | Video

In November 2022, the French top climber Seb Bouin opened the most difficult route in North America with Suprême Jumbo Love (9b +). The video of the first ascent of the impressive mega line at Clark Mountain is now available.

Pilgrimage in autumn 2022 Seb Bouin to the mythical Clark Mountainto pay his respects to the Jumbo Love route. A mega line he had dreamed of for years. But the ascent of the first 9b in the world was just the beginning of his journey. With Supreme Jumbo Love (9b+), Seb Bouin created a new ultimate test piece and added his own capital to American climbing history.

Video: Seb Bouin climbs Supreme Jumbo Love (9b+)

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