ORBAYU FREE AGAIN | The North Face 

We couldn't agree more Seth. 🙌

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what if you easily climb the "crux pitch", what only describes the most difficult or most dangerous part of the route, but don't have the endurance for following pitches? what is the most challenging thing then? and what is your "term" for that?

@@studmedmuc I think for a route the term "redpoint crux" exists, for a multi pitch idk

It is all relative. I think on many hard routes there is a universal crux but many climbs will be. Dependent on size, strength, style or any number of other factors. I just thought him saying the crux was the hardest part was kinda funny. Like saying the final contestant will go last

They use pigeons actually!

Depends on the route. Some climbers use hammers and drills on the way up to set the bolts. Othertimes, you hike to the top and bolt it "top down".

@@connorshanklin Thanx. So basically the person who is fixing the bolt is the hero and the time they r doing that, they r actually conquering the rock or the hill. Later on making the video is just kind of presentation.

@@debasishsen9397 It depends...opening a new route is a different game. Usually multi pitch routes are opened "ground up" which means you start from the ground and as you go you place bolts. While doing this you use hooks and other gear to hold you on the wall. When you just climb a route in modern days usually you try to climb it "redpoint". This means you have to climb every pitch (a pitch is a part of about 20-40m of climbing between two anchors where you can then rest) free, so you can only use the rope and bolts as protection, but not to get you up. Most people who develop the routes do the first sccent in redpoint style afterwards, too.

He says "pilla", it means "take" in spanish

Well . I don’t see many locations of where the fuck is located yosemite valley in American climbing videos. The thing is if you are interested enough in these videos ... you’ll not be bothered for use google for about 20 seconds.