[Gritlad]

Some young wad crushing.

[r-man]

[Fiend]

The climbing on the ice knife looks amazing (skip to half way through if you don't want to see the intro)

Skip to 6:55 for the proper climbing to start!

Good ascent. I need to practise toehooks.

[Danny]

Re: the ice knife. Outrageous amount of over editing. Do we really need to see the same bumps four times in a row?
Sequence looks great though.

[Drew]

And for the life of me, I can't see why he's wearing the kneepad?

[r-man]

Jedi knee tricks.  There is no kneebar. Repeat after me...

[205Chris]

And for the life of me, I can't see why he's wearing the kneepad?

07:06, no wonder Barrows got excited.

[masonwoods101]

There's one at the start as well ain't there?....

[r-man]

Southern Utah
http://island.io/JHvVVrVl

[Fiend]

Good stuff. First problem looks well cool, like pink gritstone, last project looks sick dude.

[andyd]

So many parts of the US, especially Utah, have such rich pickings for new lines. What an enviable place to live in terms of climbing. That Atlas problem looked ace too

[tim palmer]

So many parts of the US, especially Utah, have such rich pickings for new lines. What an enviable place to live in terms of climbing. That Atlas problem looked ace too

even areas like bishop seem under developed, there is so much rock in the area that hasn't even been touched, seems odd that the strong guys go there to try lucid dreaming whilst there is a lifetime of unclimbed problems to go at

[SA Chris]

So many parts of the US, especially Utah, have such rich pickings for new lines. What an enviable place to live in terms of climbing.

Shame it gets so fucking hot! I have a mate who lived in Flagstaff and said they would just mission into the nearby deserts, forest and hills and find loads of stuff. He's just moved to Albuquerque and says it's the same there.

Sounds like almost as much potential as Scotland

[a dense loner]

The southern Utah stuff did look good, for me Utah has the best bouldering of anywhere I've been in the states. However, and it is a big however, none of it compares to the guys tash on the first problem. That was fantastic, if I had dark hair or indeed any hair I would be proud to have a tash like that. Winner

[Fiend]

Sounds like almost as much potential as Scotland

Shame it gets so fucking hot in Scotland.


P.S. I agree with dense, well, in that he should have the tash.

[r-man]

[benpritch]

http://island.io/7K6lHkpv lovely restrained bit of film making

[r-man]

186 cm and 78 kilo Jan comments, "The Big Island is totally my style. I can probably reclimb it pretty fast and I believe that I might add some moves into that boulder with some work. I didn't really try the sit yet because it was super cold the day. I only made one quick "try" where I broke off a little foot- hold and due to freezing feet and hands I decided to call it a day. But I'm psyched to get on the sit some day if I can resist all the other boulders in the forest

[r-man]

Infinita Paciencia 8B+
Sin Respeto sit 8b

[Fiend]

The Island - don't think I'll ever get bored of watching clips of that, such an aesthetic combination of Font rock and modern power bouldering.

Cage Free Assis - yeah quite a nice clip, like the music and the snow, would like to have seen more of the whole problem though.

[Duma]

That cage free thing is lovely, thanks Ben.

[Wood FT]

That cage free thing is lovely, thanks Ben.

+1

simple, well put together and the colouring, whether it was from the cam or in post, is also very nice.

[andy_e]

Strong 'das look on Jan Hojer's mate in that video.

[Duma]

That's Guillaume Glairon-Mondet isn't it? Did it recently too IIRC.

[r-man]