Will Hunt said:The crux is queueing with all the Londons. I failed to overcome this hurdle and haven't returned in the intervening 10 years.
nai said:And didn't Marc Le Menestrel do it static? Flash? On his first day on grit?
He's quite short isn't he?
Stu Littlefair said:nai said:And didn't Marc Le Menestrel do it static? Flash? On his first day on grit?
He's quite short isn't he?
No, Yes, Yes and Yes, respectively.
Marc was the first person (to my knowledge) to use the high right foot method, which is where the “static” myth comes from. This was about 97 I guess,
chrisbrooke said:Turn up at 5am on a week day in the middle of summer and it'll just be you and the sheep. :2thumbsup:
Darn, outlanked.nai said:tomtom is 6' 3, he put longer than ten minutes into it too.
Aussiegav said:Wasn’t this the same trip when he did Brad Pit with the ultimate technique mantle rock over method?
Will Hunt said:Aussiegav said:Wasn’t this the same trip when he did Brad Pit with the ultimate technique mantle rock over method?
Can anyone describe in more detail what this is?
remus said:Toe on the rail, see Ben Moon in hard grit for a demo. Jason Myers did the FA with some wild low feet smearing on nothing, the heel beta came along at a later date.
Marc was the first person (to my knowledge) to use the high right foot method, which is where the “static” myth comes from. This was about 97 I guess
Brad Pit with the ultimate technique mantle rock over method? IMO the most aesthetic beta?
I think in all honesty the heel beta came along after the over-brushing of the rail improved it to the point where a heel was feasible
Pretty sure Bosi did it in a sample pair of high top Wild Country shoesSA Chris said:What's the worst heeled shoe it's been done with? (BP not Deliverpants)