YourClimbing.com enthusiast-in-chief Katie Brown climbs The Tombstone, Moab, Utah, where she takes a scary fall while on lead for an onsight attempt. The video was taken by Mark Howe; production is...
YourClimbing.com enthusiast-in-chief Katie Brown climbs The Tombstone, Moab, Utah, where she takes a scary fall while on lead for an onsight attempt. The video was taken by Mark Howe; production is by Sonnie Trotter and Michael Carroll. Music: "Bring Me Back," by Odub, www.odubmusic.com ... See more climbing videos -- and share your own! -- at www.yourclimbing.com
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You people really need to get over this helmet rubbish. It's a personal choice that each climber makes and may vary from route to route. I have climbed a number of routes where I took my helmet off mid route because it was seriously inhibiting my movement and sight under cramped overhangs.
It really inspires me, seeing people pushing boundaries like this on the trad sharpend. What real climbing is all about :)
Sorry Jimar The only way I can barely accept a helmet is a burden is when you are doing free solo in a big wall, because even wearing a full plate armor is useless. But in classic you will be smashed against the wall on a fall. Whoever said "Pros dont use helmets" is not a real climber. You can climb big walls, you can beat all the tracks you want, but a real climber is not willing to risk an entire team in a 150 mt rescue just because he were stupid enough to believe on this bullshit.
Pros and non pro's skulls cracks the same way under the same circumstances. Climbing is not about being sissy or not I had been an spelunker for more than 5 years and I have seen pretty bad accidents just because someone said "I am too good for use a helmet". Dont be stupid guys, the worse enemy for a climber/spelunker is over confidence.
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It really inspires me, seeing people pushing boundaries like this on the trad sharpend. What real climbing is all about :)
The only way I can barely accept a helmet is a burden is when you are doing free solo in a big wall, because even wearing a full plate armor is useless. But in classic you will be smashed against the wall on a fall.
Whoever said "Pros dont use helmets" is not a real climber. You can climb big walls, you can beat all the tracks you want, but a real climber is not willing to risk an entire team in a 150 mt rescue just because he were stupid enough to believe on this bullshit.
Accidents happens guys, rookies and pros alike.
I guess that's all you can do in that situation.
"I think the helmet will stay on" Dave McLeod