[jwi]

[Coops_13]

I enjoyed this:

[gme]

Cameron Smith a strong lad from up north has a series of videos out of him up the county. Not sure they have ever been put on here so here is a link to the latest one. If you like it it’s easy to find all the others on his channel

[HaeMeS]

The video of Anthony Gullsten doing FA of Silver Lining (8C). Impressive line!

[andy popp]

Not too shoddy.

[gme]

What a great little film. Absolutely loved that. 

[Doylo]

Pretty much the all the usual problems but appreciated them trying something different with the edit. Different is good.

[fatneck]

Really good that!

[Bradders]

Enjoyed that, certainly held my attention better than most vids.

[Duma]

Loving that perfect half crimp at 12:50

[monkey boy]

Enjoyed this

[r-man]

Liked this.

[Duma]

loving the zoom down the hill afterward

[Bradders]

Surprised this hasn't been posted before. Four minutes of pure psyche from Doylo 

[Bradders]

Best video Mellow have had so far I think. Great stuff and really artfully shot apart from some choppy bits. Love that the first half shows nothing but failure too.

[monkey boy]

I really enjoyed that too. Put together by Bear Cam so knows a little more what he is doing. Shame the still on the title screen isn't featured though. That problem look very cool.

[teestub]

Shame the still on the title screen isn't featured though. That problem look very cool.

I feel like that problem was in another one of their Swiss edits but not 100%, maybe it was just in a promo.

Really enjoyed this edit but feel like my standard for quality has been skewed by all the amazing Kevin Takashi Smith vids recently!

[Coops_13]

I enjoyed this one. Something for everyone, lockdown training, hard bouldering and hard sport:

[Anti]

Best video Mellow have had so far I think. Great stuff and really artfully shot apart from some choppy bits. Love that the first half shows nothing but failure too.

This was so, so good. I really enjoyed the style and editing. It felt like a breath of fresh air in bouldering film making. Before I get bogged down in hyperbole, I'll also add that it's one of the first I've seen in a while that captured what bouldering projects kinda feel like to me.

[r-man]

Thought it was great up until the final few minutes. The choppy editing (which worked well for the rest of the film) made it hard to watch the final ascents. All except the wagon sitter, which was mercifully uncut.

[sxrxg]

Loved all the failure. It feels much more real to me than many other videos. Also liked the shots of the environment and mountains, along with no music just the sounds of the birds, hands/fingernails against the rock, beta chats, heavy breathing and landing on pads. It gives a good impression for me of bouldering outside, it is not just an outdoor gym with pumping music and regular success on problems.

[Duma]

Ironic that much of the other mellow vids give exactly that impression.

[macca7]

 :agree:Such a refreshing change to their usual style of videos and so much better for it!

Hope they continue in this vein as i found some of the others unwatchable at times.

Very enjoyable

[fatneck]

Surprised this hasn't been posted before. Four minutes of pure psyche from Doylo 

Quite emotional after watching that... Nice one Doyle

[tomtom]

Thought it was great up until the final few minutes. The choppy editing (which worked well for the rest of the film) made it hard to watch the final ascents. All except the wagon sitter, which was mercifully uncut.

Kind of the same here - but less annoyed by the editing.

There are probably several Swiss stone masons who are wondering who the f*ck was wandering around their yards filming bits of offcut rock... :D