Extreme Climbing Fall Compilation HD

To watch the full movies on DVD or HD Download go to:
- http://www.hotaches.com/films.htm *
- http://www.senderfilms.com/ **

A compilation of Trad, Aid and extreme Climbing Clips from the movies:

- The Sharp End (Clip 1 and 3) **
- E11 (Clip 2)*
- Committed Vol.1 (Clip 4)*

A new compilation coming soon...

Enjoy and comment!

*High Definition*

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• Extreme
• Trad
• Aid
• Climbing
• Boulder
• bouldering
• dave
• macleod
• e11
• sharp
• end
• committed
• fall
• injury
• adrenaline
• yosemite
• big
• wall
• bigwall
• high
• definition
• HD

[Lachsfilet]

Sure, give the german dude subtitles.. lol.. thats mean.

[LeadBeIIy]

@poopstiener They are climbing grads higher than Alex does free solo. The Rhapsody (Scottish dude, second video) was the hardest lead climb in the world. A fall at the crux is a 60' whipper that'll easily give you a broken ankle or leg. Alex Honnold is repeating some hard climbs but not the hardest, nor is he setting the climbs up bottom to top, learning the route the hard way. Nor is he doing the hard alpine climbs like the dude in the first clip. There are many variations of hardcore.

[MalolaAnime]

0:56 I almost pee my pants...

Those motherfuckers have giant testicles.

[CrimpyStryder5958]

@LeadBeIIy True - but despite all of these things, Honnold has a 0% chance of survival if he falls. The guy on rhapsody (Dave Macleod) : his gear, although 60ft below him, is great. The aid climbing guy is being belayed from a solid stance, and the guy in the peak, despite being injured, was never in any real danger of death - like I said, Honnold, if he falls, he WILL DIE. I am taking nothing away from what these climbers are doing, but Honnold is in a different league.

[Northernblades]

@charliefoxusa you meen 3rd video. and yes you are right, 3rd video does, not 2nd.

Dead serius, 3rd climb was a staged fall as well. Look at distance from last piece. and look at distance fallen. There was NO GEAR pulled. No lost anchors. that should have been a SIMPLE basic 10-15 foot fall, not counting the 20 feet of slack the belayer gave him. unless he pulled pro that I did not see pop.

[Northernblades]

@charliefoxusa "rock with a preservation order on it " coudl you show me how you figure this was the case? and unless I am mistaken, protected rock also meens no chalk? I am not sure as I have never climbed in locations that do not permit, chalk, and active/pasive pro. with how much chalk is all over that face, it gets plenty of attension.

[Northernblades]

@IsuckYoungBlood On that "assumption" I would even go so far as to say, he pushed out too far. The climb was steep enough that a flat fall woudl have been fine. He swung more than needed.  I totaly believe that he may or may not have taken the fall on purpose, But I do believe he set up to make the fall as cool as possible.

[charliefoxusa]

@Northernblades unless your climbing on rock with a preservation order on it as in the second vid.  slings only.

[IsuckYoungBlood]

2:57 come on, he clearly did it on purpose, it's one of the dumbest thing I've ever seen!

[Northernblades]

@LeadBeIIy He is top roping the climb till he has it memorized inside and out, till he figures he is confedent enough not to fall. At least I am pretty sure that is what I hear him say "linking it up on top rope, first try for the last 4 sessions"

[Northernblades]

And when i do climb in a place with 20+ foot runnouts, I bring gear. Generaly I can find something.

[Northernblades]

I am not saying that the climb neeed to be bolted. Although yes in my opinion, hangars are appropriate where there is no place for gear. I see belayers giving 15-20 feet of slack, and climber skipping anchors, and pros putting in gear "good enough" and then zippering.

Too many people see this, and believe it is climbing. I argue, that even the best climbers in the world, may NEVER fall like that. and honestly never should.