Melting Hot Slab = PROTECTION Needed: Petzl Boreo + Borea Helmets | Climbing Daily Ep.1729 

I wanted to comment the same !! Good one mate ! =)

Nope, they stole the content and flipped it in post :P

I drove a Right hand drive Land Rover here in the US. It’s really no big deal.

It works fine, as long as you have a clip stick for the highway toll booth.

Actually, the meteor (like the bd ones) does no have a "real" abs shell, making them quite fragile, while the boreo is like an old school abs helmet + the foam & side protection. Weight difference is only like 60g & I picked up a boreo for 29.99€ the other day... I think that's hard to beat

They did a little bit here ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fQKPppUcpK0.html. To be honest, I'm really looking for is comfort/looks. I feel like 100% of the helmets will do the job if it's ever needed. The question really is will the climber be willing to wear it every time? I hate wearing my current helmet (Old Black Diamond Half Dome) and I only really break it out on trad/multi-pitch routes where there might be loose rock. If I had a helmet I liked maybe I would wear it more...

look behind him, he seems to be secured to the anchor

@@artkingvie He probably is that is not what I am pointing at. If you use ATC to belay seconding climber from yourself the rope needs to go from ATC to anchor (above ATC) and from there to climber. If you want to belay from anchor you can use guide mode. The way he is belaying in case of unexpected fall or heavier climber you will have hard time catching the fall and even holding heavier climber. It is hard for me to explain it in english (not a native speaker) but in case of fall breaking hand would need to be in opposite direction of rope coming from climber (through your body :) to have proper friction in ATC.

@@hookercz I fully agree! Was thinking the same thing when i saw this. You are supposed to use the big ring on the end of the ATC. This way with the rope insert correctly in the ATC the rope is also selfblocking. As far as i can see, the ring is not used at all. This is not the way an ATC works for belaying on a multi pitch tour for the 2nd climber. You could do this with an HMS knot but not with an ATC. I was a little supprised when i saw this as this channel is refering a lot about climbing gear and I was expecting everyone here should know it. Still like the videos please don't get me wrong on this, just wanne everyone to stay save ;-)

Went climbing in Scotland last winter and one of my partners did exactly the same thing when pitching. Needless to say I wasn't very happy approaching the belay. His explanation was that 'it safeguards the belay, because it is more dynamic this way'. Agreed, if the belay isn't too solid you could belay directly on the harness, but then it should run from ATC>Anchor (quickdraw)>climber. The way Matt is and my Scottish buddy was belaying is DANGEROUS! I'm guessing it is a British thing, but it come on guys... In this video the belay is solid as hell, you have an ATC, just use it in guide mode...

@@ThomasWuyts Harnes is the smaller problem here. I wouldnt mind that too much. The bigger problem i see here is that he is not using the ring in the back of the ATC. This way the ATC has almost no friction cause the rope makes a simple U turn around the carabiner. (i know he is holding the rupe upwards and this way he creates a bit more friction. It is still not the correct way to belay a 2nd climber from abouve) The way he uses it is for leed climbing and toprope climbing...

Well, it's a multitude of pitches! It's in Gailland. Very close to chamonix city.