Keyword: Multi-pitch route
“Falls during rope soloing are static and intense – not the best experience.”
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Siebe Vanhee climbs two difficult multi-pitch routes rope solo in the Verdon Gorge, the 8b Une Jolie Fleur even almost onsight.
These 5 multi-pitch routes are suitable for Ecopoint climbing
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Climbing by fair means: We introduce you to 5 multi-pitch routes that are suitable for Ecopoint climbing.
Bad runouts and 30-meter falls: Louis Gundolf frees Projekt Lama (250m, 8c +)
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With Projekt Lama (250m, 8c+), Louis Gundolf frees one of the most difficult multi-pitch routes and one of the last David Lama projects.
The Belgians strike again
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The strong climbing duo Siebe Vanhee and Sébastien Berthe is back. And the return of the Belgians brings back memories. In how they have climbed numerous multi-pitch classics...
Nina Caprez climbs the guestless test piece Yeah Man (8b +, 300m)
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Only one year after the birth of her child, the Swiss climber Nina Caprez is back in the climbing business - it seems almost stronger than before: In the Friborg Gastlosen, the 36-year-old succeeds in repeating the difficult multi-pitch tour Yeah Man (8b +, 300m).
Pete Whittaker and Sean Villanueva conquer icy offwidth crack
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Pete Whittaker and Sean Villanueva are repeating the Yacaré route (550m, 7a+) opened by Pedro and Tomás Odell earlier this month on the Aguja Rafael Juarez in Patagonia. The British-Belgian rope team managed to free climb all rope lengths for the first time.
Solène Amoros and Katherine Choong climb Alibaba (240m, 8a+) in Aiglun
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The French Solène Amoros and the Swiss Katherine Choong manage the red point ascent of the difficult multi-pitch tour Alibaba (240m, 8a +) in Aiglun, France. Both athletes lead climbed all eight pitches in the correct order. They spent a total of three and a half days on the wall.
Alex Luger manages the red point ascent of Seventh Direction (8c, 220m) | interview
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In the summer of 2018 and 2019, top Austrian athlete Alex Luger opened the multi-pitch route Seventh Direction (8c+, 220m) on the Drusenfluh east face. On August 6, he managed the first free ascent of the heavily overhanging line. We spoke to the man from Vorarlberg about his mega-project, in which he invested five years of his life and which culminated with the red point ascent.