Video: Adam Ondra flashes 9a + Super Crackinette

The video "World's Hardest Flash" shows Adam Ondra doing two flash attempts and the successful flash ascent of the Super Crackinette route near Saint-Léger du Ventoux.

2018 wrote Adam Ondra Climbing history. He succeeded in the flash ascent of the sport climbing route Super Crackinette with the level of difficulty 9a +. Now Reel Rock has released a rousing video about Adam Ondra's drive to flash routes.

Adam Ondra during the flash ascent of Super Crackinette (9a +)

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