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Breezy

13-Nov-2006
1:28:13 PM

The video of the second ascent of Abyss, 9a, at Deverse, Gorges du Loup (France) by Andreas Bindhammer.

http://contentforsports.com/stars/masterrange.de/xfiles/bilder/bildupload/News/Bilder%20Routen/Nizza%20September%202006/Abysse%20-%20Marc%20Cotto/Abysse%209A%20web.wmv

Stuey

13-Nov-2006
2:30:20 PM

On 13/11/2006 Breezy wrote:
>The video of the second ascent of Abyss, 9a, at Deverse, Gorges du Loup
>(France) by Andreas Bindhammer.
>

Jesus - That things got more pinches than an angry lobster!

dalai

13-Nov-2006
10:43:35 PM

Obscure find Breezy - thanks!

Andreas definitely likes the Tufa pinches!

Another video from the same site - TripTikTonik 8c+, Gorges du Loup, Nice (6.6MB)

http://contentforsports.com/stars/masterrange.de/xfiles/bilder/bildupload/News/Bilder%20Routen/Nizza%20September%202006/Marc%20Cotto/TripTik%20Marc%20Cotto.wmv

You just have to love those steep tufa lines!

dalai

30-Nov-2006
10:58:25 PM

New videos posted by Ben Moon here.

Sit Start of Voyager FA plus others. Mostly UK Grit plus a couple from his recent Hueco trip. Check blog entries dated 14/11/06 and 26/11/06

whitos

30-Nov-2006
11:52:40 PM

Hey dalai, just wondering why you chose the duathlons in your 'retirement' rather than triathlons. Wouldn't your climbing assist with the swimming?

dalai

1-Dec-2006
9:19:36 AM

I do mostly race Triathlons (including IMOZ 00 and IMNZ 03 - still not the big dance in Hawaii yet - unlike Chockstoner Fatboy). But I did focus on Duathlons through Winter 2004 and 2005. As the World Duathlon Championships were held in Newcastle NSW September 2005, I thought this would be a good way to compete for Australia again.

And I swim like a brick. Chicken legs don't produce a strong kick and my lack of ankle flexibility mean's the feet are anchors... Swimming is my weakness within the sport like jamming was with my climbing...

Dave C

1-Dec-2006
10:21:50 AM

On 30/11/2006 dalai wrote:

>Sit Start of Voyager

A year ago (almost to the day) I was spotting a mate who had a play on this (I couldn't even pull on the holds needless to say), a stunning problem and an amazing performance from Moon at 40.


HM33

1-Dec-2006
10:31:43 AM

looks fantastic. Speaking of moon, sorry to go slightly off topic, but has anyone used any of his gear? its look pretty cool on his website.

dalai

1-Dec-2006
10:37:35 AM

StuckInLara would be your best bet to answer that question Steve.

I nearly bought one of the Small Moon mats for traveling, but it was going to cost just about the price of the mat to ship to Malta where I was headed...


Super Saiyan

1-Dec-2006
11:05:06 AM

Two of my friends were chatting to Ben at the Plantation at the end of our world trip last month, he was getting damn close!

Regarding his gear- All excellent stuff. One of the guys who met Ben, owns so much of his stuff its ridiculous! lol Havent used their pads outdoors (only coz i can get BD ones cheap) but i have played with them in france and they looked the goods. His holds are rad too...

Dave C

1-Dec-2006
12:48:03 PM

Super Saiyan has pretty much said it all, it has a very good reputation in the UK.

dalai

2-Dec-2006
5:17:51 PM

Repository of mostly older videos. Worthwhile checking through...
http://www.urbanclimbermag.tv/index.php


tmarsh

3-Dec-2006
12:44:31 PM

Video of Fred Rouhling on a 20+ move, 15m roof - "Soumission" 8B+/8C. Amazing pocket action. This man must have talons instead of fingers. via 8a.nu

Follow this link and click on 'la video' at the end of the first paragraph.


Hardware

3-Dec-2006
6:35:42 PM

very impressive..! I'd say he has 10mm maybe 10.5mm tendons with rongbolts for pulleys. Awesome pocket work.


Rupert

5-Dec-2006
11:35:05 AM

Not really videos, but I didn't want to start another thread just for this. Apologies if posted already. Some interesting QT VR files on this site: http://www.fullscreenqtvr.com/04extreme01_10.html which have some mountaineering and climbing content. The cliff with the birds circling above is kinda cool.


nmonteith

8-Dec-2006
4:16:56 PM

Video of me doing the 2nd ascent of Kent's mighty Super Mario Bros at The Tower. Its the famous leap
across the chasm route!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=skJvAdDSsUk


Breezy

13-Dec-2006
2:21:58 PM

absolutely awesome BASE video from Chris McNamara (supertopos)

these guys are f****n insane.

http://www.alpinist.com/doc/ALP18/base


disciple of da wood

13-Dec-2006
3:28:33 PM

boardlord - thought your new job would slow you down on the old forums... Dec 2006 is a record month for you!


Robb

13-Dec-2006
3:42:05 PM

welcome to chockstone benny

Nottobetaken

13-Dec-2006
3:54:56 PM

On 13/12/2006 disciple of da wood wrote:
>boardlord - thought your new job would slow you down on the old forums...
>Dec 2006 is a record month for you!

What can I say - apart from most of that being caused by that other thread (quiz)! I see you're taking after me though.... have you gotten rid of the mo' yet - or is it part of your job description - if so - then can you post a sample here? ha ha!
- good to hear from one of the disciples. Found a decent church yet?

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