man i know ondra is basically the best climber in the world (as he is a teenager and climbs so F hard) but yet and at least for me Patxi Usobiaga deserves to be the best, i dont know if any of u has watched progression but the way he trains, he makess spartans look like girls...
Paxti is featured in the new Big Up Productions film "Progression..." he's sorta the main character of the second part. Anyone who wants to get a sense of his character (for better or worse) can watch that.
I'd be a little surprised if it was quite that hard... I didn't think there were more than a couple people in the world who had ever flashed 8c. And they have more than that one climb to do.
Sorry if I seem like a dick, but noone has ever flashed 9b+. This is absolutely incontrovertible fact. Noone credible has established a climb of 9b+ (5.15c) at all. Noone in the world has ever flashed 9b. There is no evidence, anywhere, to support the idea that anyone has ever flashed any problem even remotely close to that hard. I believe the hardest flash in the world is currently 5.14c.
I did a little research. The hardest flash (first try) climb in the world, ever, is indeed 8c+ (5.14c), climbed by none other than Patxi Usobiaga. The climb was Bizi Euskara, and it was done in December 2007. Patxi has since flashed 8c, a fact that made climbing press worldwide, and to the best of my knowledge, noone else anywhere has ever repeated his feat of flashing 8c+.
Furthermore, only a few people claim to have achieved a flash of 8c at all. The FIRST person to make such a claim was Yuji Hirayama in 2004, after onsighting White Zombie 8c, 5.14b/c.
man i know ondra is basically the best climber in the world (as he is a teenager and climbs so F hard) but yet and at least for me Patxi Usobiaga deserves to be the best, i dont know if any of u has watched progression but the way he trains, he makess spartans look like girls...
Enforcer2811 7 months ago
Nice clip. Pefect tune.
gerardsollie 1 year ago
While such a compilation is interesting to a certain extent, complete and uncut videos of individual climbers' performances would be even nicer.
psychotrn 1 year ago 14
adam's forearm is bigger than his bicep lol 3:00
ilean4beans 1 year ago 4
@ilean4beans i'm pretty sure he is half spider, so that's not that big a surprise
breedingpitmetal 3 months ago
WTF!?!? flashing a F9x route.
why do u post this comment if u have no clue what ur taking about so ridicolous
leozilla 2 years ago
Paxti is featured in the new Big Up Productions film "Progression..." he's sorta the main character of the second part. Anyone who wants to get a sense of his character (for better or worse) can watch that.
lopside0 2 years ago
what would that climb be rated?
irishmonkey640 2 years ago
i wouldnt be surprised if its rated above 8B+
bootesrocks 2 years ago
I'd be a little surprised if it was quite that hard... I didn't think there were more than a couple people in the world who had ever flashed 8c. And they have more than that one climb to do.
lopside0 2 years ago
U know the tall bow with curly hair, he's only 16 and he did a 9b or something like that (definatly 9 something)
articarrows 2 years ago
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lopside0 2 years ago
its rated over 9. the czech guy did 9b+ first try
articarrows 2 years ago
Sorry if I seem like a dick, but noone has ever flashed 9b+. This is absolutely incontrovertible fact. Noone credible has established a climb of 9b+ (5.15c) at all. Noone in the world has ever flashed 9b. There is no evidence, anywhere, to support the idea that anyone has ever flashed any problem even remotely close to that hard. I believe the hardest flash in the world is currently 5.14c.
lopside0 2 years ago 2
I did a little research. The hardest flash (first try) climb in the world, ever, is indeed 8c+ (5.14c), climbed by none other than Patxi Usobiaga. The climb was Bizi Euskara, and it was done in December 2007. Patxi has since flashed 8c, a fact that made climbing press worldwide, and to the best of my knowledge, noone else anywhere has ever repeated his feat of flashing 8c+.
lopside0 2 years ago 2
Furthermore, only a few people claim to have achieved a flash of 8c at all. The FIRST person to make such a claim was Yuji Hirayama in 2004, after onsighting White Zombie 8c, 5.14b/c.
lopside0 2 years ago 2
So, in conclusion, I stand by my initial skepticism that the climb depicted in this video is 8c.
lopside0 2 years ago
wow at 3:14
Maritoviews 2 years ago
Yea, whats that comment based on?
petzl81 2 years ago
And a pretty good climber
SpaceandJoy 2 years ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
paxti seems pretty immature
and goofy
LordByron4 2 years ago
immature and goofy? why do you say that? i am just curious about your comment..
rozimanv5 2 years ago