Mad Climb - The Great White Fright | HARDXS from Slackjaw Film, Ep. 2

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Only in England! The white cliffs of Dover are made of crumbly, weather worn chalk. They can only be climbed with ice axes. Constantly sending big balls of chalk onto your parter counts for fun round these parts!
Ian Parnell and Chris Cubitt want to tackle the awesome route, 'Great White Fright' but it is Chris's first bold adventure after a serious accident that left him with a cracked pelvis. Will they be able to finish the crumbly, inconsistent route?
Director: Sandy Oglivie
Producer: Richard Heap
Athletes: Ian Parnell, Chris Cubbitt
Mad Climb - The Great White Fright | HARDXS from Slackjaw Film, Ep. 2
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Комментарии : 26

@sstrong42 10 лет назад

This starts off as some dudes doing some sketchy climbing, but ends up being a story of a man who overcomes his fear, through the help of a good friend. Excellent short.

@Foxfool228 7 лет назад

Well at least there's chalk if ya start getting sweaty hands :D

@trishascherfer4539 8 лет назад

It's an adventure and I like it.

@rushthezeppelin 6 лет назад

7:24 Oi m8 you got a license for that chalk climbing?

@noiseforthealgorithm4668 2 года назад

absolute legends

@CodeiBan1 10 лет назад

chapeau faut avoir du cran pour faire ça! et de la patience...

@RobErt-jr3lt 2 года назад

3:19 Ian Parnell gives credit to Mick Fowler the climber who first climbed the route. At this height sure it's dangerous but chalk is generally quite nice to climb on.

@LostaraYil666 9 лет назад

I really don't get this

@tomblanco2001 8 лет назад

When I saw the thumbnail I thought it was an ice climbing video. Surprise!! Holy crap! This shit is insanity, and not in a good way. Interesting to watch, never to do, and that's the end of it.

@earthalydelights 3 года назад

Vandals after a Darwin award.

@stanislavsynek8015 10 лет назад

I don't understand these guys. What is the point of thrashing these beautiful cliffs with an ice axe?? The cliffs have been there for millions of years - and now Hey! Look at me! I am here and I am not affraid to smash it! Story of overcoming one's fear? Well...ok, but nothing inspiring for in this one for me.

@janmlazovsky 10 лет назад

Na tak to jsou velký magoři... Takhle ničit skálu... :-(

@MarekSoltysXcz 10 лет назад

Hrůza :/

@davidjanak 10 лет назад

co to je za dementa? To se zachvíli bude horolezecká komunita předhánět v tom kdo dokáže vylízt a zničit nejvyšší baobab nebo sekvoj. Ať se na mě nikdo nezlobí, když vždy budu proti zvyšování počtu kruhů na písku.

@harrywright6876 8 лет назад

+stanislav synek They are eroding constantly anyway due to the weather, this is hardly making a difference

@aledge6317 6 лет назад

@FerAdventures 10 лет назад

I thought one of the rules of climbing was not to alter the wall that you are climbing apart from some gardening... That does not look very ecological neither sustainable.

@michdudeada 10 лет назад

You have got to remember though, if the rock was that easily altered then it means the next heavy rainfall or frost etc would almost certainly remove the entirety of what they just took off anyway, and that the routes on The White Cliffs of Dover are very infrequently climbed.

@rushthezeppelin 6 лет назад

Also that's not always the rules of climbing. Use of pitons is still quite common practice with mixed climbing where you are dealing with choss anyway. Choss is in a constant state of flux whether it's from climbers or the elements. It's not like this is granite that might stay the same for thousands of years.