[ferret]

fucking hate these videos where uninteresting strong youths talk shit and blow sunshine up each others arses.

Rumney is amazing though

[Fiend]

fucking hate these videos where uninteresting strong youths talk shit and blow sunshine up each others arses.

I usually like those videos 

This one was not so good though. Far too little climbing. The lost driving sequence amused me though.

[cheque]

[BB]

"and then you think wow, we're not sport climbing any more"

Right before footage of him clipping a shiny bolt.

[leeroy]

Not the best vid, but an utterly stunning feature. Nesscliffe is the best crag about.

[Duncan campbell]

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This is pretty cool, not much amazing movement or sequences, but shows a big adventure done with a good sense of humour.

[Wood FT]

Nesscliffe is the best crag about.

I hear this quite a bit, what is it about it exactly?

I haven't been and its becoming more and more obvious that this is a bad thing, especially at this time of year.

[leeroy]

Nesscliffe is the best crag about.

I hear this quite a bit, what is it about it exactly?

I haven't been and its becoming more and more obvious that this is a bad thing, especially at this time of year.

its kind of tongue in cheek but it must be one of the best. its just the lines are so massive, things like sunburst and the pit and the pendulum are about 30-35m which make a good contrast compared to the stuff on the grit. also the concentration of the place, so many hard routes in such a small area. the bouldering is really good aswell (if a bit limited)

[duncan]

   

This is pretty cool, not much amazing movement or sequences, but shows a big adventure done with a good sense of humour.

Tommy Caldwell seems particularly ...relaxed!

Nice chair, although Steve "Crusher" Bartlett got there first in 1983.  K-Mart deckchair 'portledge', PO Wall:

[slackline]

[Stubbs]

Looks like a really interesting route

[Fiend]

Very cool. I like the authentic El Mocho-style "belayed by my mom" ascent. Nice video overall.

[leeroy]

[chriss]

has this been on before?

[Fiend]

http://www.ukclimbing.com/news/item.php?id=66990 UKC Exclusive blah blah blah whatever.

Still an amazing clip. This was on the First Ascent DVD I'm sure. Proper sweaty palms stuff.

[slackline]

Looks like another good film in the offing...

[slackline]

[Fiend]

I prefer Spider Pants to real fucking spiders in that Autana thing!

[Nick B]

Looks like another good film in the offing...

Looks brilliant. Big fan of Alastair lees recent work

[Ethan]

[Ethan]

[Obi-Wan is lost...]

I watched this with College A Real Hero 'accidentally' replacing the rather average sound track. Fitted to length almost perfectly if you start it after the credits and seemed somewhat apt. Mind you that song sounds great playing against most things.

[Fiend]

Angry Beaver - quality.
Ramon - non-quality, not enough climbing too much dicking around with slo-mo.

[SA Chris]

Nice looking burly new route at the Hole near Cape Town. Check out the swell lines at Muizenburg at the start!

[Fiend]

Ooooh I do like a bit of HOLE action 

Good video, nice commentary at the start about Cape sandstone, it's always nice to hear of places that have the potential for protectable but bloody hard routes. Really like the first roof section and the bat hang cam! Pity it's still got bolts in it tho.