[Stewart]

Nice one  strong pedalling on #2 

Pure fear!

[turnipturned]

Couple of Kernow gems

[Thomnomnom]

Scottish summer efforts. Lots from the Northwest Highlands and a scattering of newish problems from all over.

[Wood FT]

Very aesthetic spots

[Stewart]

Scottish summer efforts. Lots from the Northwest Highlands and a scattering of newish problems from all over.

That last problem looks mint, up there with Malc's arete!

[Fiend]

Something for a gloomy Saturday morning with a shit forecast. This was a bit of spontaneous "moonboard training testing" from a couple of weeks ago. The results were pretty interesting.... Although going back to the moonboard recently I still completely suck on it so whatever!

[fatneck]

Saying nothing...

[UnkArl]

Saying nothing...

Wow!

[Will Hunt]

Saying nothing...

This is what speed climbing appeasement has led us to. The rolling top out was a new one on me (watch from 2:13 if you can't bear the rest).

[Wood FT]

Nothing wrong with that, and I am cynical little toad. Rolling top is great, how to style it out if my knee goes down.

[SA Chris]

This is what speed climbing appeasement has led us to.

Fail to see the link between speed climbing and low grade outdoor bouldering.

[turnipturned]

Garheugh south west Scotland. Was quite impressed actually, great family bouldering location.

[cheque]

Doesn’t look like the rest of your family got much done. 

[turnipturned]

Doesn’t look like the rest of your family got much done. 

Flo did her first boulder 

[andy popp]

Worth it for the top out alone.

[dunnyg]

Reminds me of scrabbling about at the top of mossy 6Bs that I thought I didnt need to clean some of the holds on 

[gardinrm]

Another amazing trip to the North-West. Sheigra is still top of the list: absolutely class. Rispond is also well worth a visit, and if you want an adventure (and a tick or two...) Eriboll has some amazing blocks (bring your brush!)
Hope you enjoy.

[andy popp]

Fucking loved the first one. Great stuff ... and looking forward to watching the others.

[Thomnomnom]

Great stuff Robbie. Keen to get into Craig Shomhairle some day!

[gardinrm]

Great stuff Robbie. Keen to get into Craig Shomhairle some day!

Yes, it wasn't as good as I thought it would be. Loads of amazing looking blocks, but often sharp and quite friable. Big walk in too. But the worst thing was the ticks. Would be better in spring.

[PlainCroi$$ant]

Rispond looks like a cool spot!

Is there quite a bit to go at there?

[andy_e]

Great stuff as per Robbie! Slightly gutted though as I hoped you'd got the Real Thing on camera!

[gardinrm]

Great stuff as per Robbie! Slightly gutted though as I hoped you'd got the Real Thing on camera!

I did man, I just didn't know if you would be happy for me to include it! Sorry dude. I can send it over to you if you want, or include it in the next inevitable Sheigra video.

[Fiend]

Nice one, good clear videos and good development, also respect to Minnie.

Creag Shomhairle is only 9 hours from Sheffield so it might get further attention...

[gardinrm]

Creag Shomhairle is only 9 hours from Sheffield so it might get further attention...

Haha. Touché. It's surely one of the most obscure bouldering areas possible in mainland UK. It's bloody miles from anywhere (and a long walk) unless you happen to be up at Durness. That said, because of the NC 500 it was absolutely crawling with camper vans up there, and loads of people who are outdoor enthusiasts. Ben Moon himself was camping 4 tents away from us on a family surfing holiday when we were there. Didn't manage to get him climbing, but he did show us a great spot to fish for Mackerel!