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What gloves are those?

Miss you dude.

“I’m on belay the entire time.” Except you’re not. 2:23. Easy fix for that. Missed opportunity to show beginners and others how to actually stay on belay the entire time. 🤷‍♂️

“I’m on belay the entire time.” Except you’re not. 2:23. Easy fix for that. Missed opportunity to show beginners and others how to actually stay on belay the entire time. 🤷‍♂️

I’m here too win. 🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞

What a great video production! Actual useful tips for women presented in a fun, engaging way.

I go to the mountains to escape neighbors' bad rock music and the pretentious meditations of some individuals and yet this video is replete with them

outstanding video. Thank you

i just bought this but im pretty confused by it. how exactly do you add compression? what you did in the video did not compress it. i assumed there would be a central divider so that i can roll each end tightly toward the middle, but thats not possible with this design, because stuffing your clothes to the end of either side would block being able to stuff the opposite end. would love to see a video show an example of this actually being used and compressed down tightly.

Please don't to this. Never open a carabiner that is securing someone.

Put "initially proposed 9c/5.15d by Alex Megos but graded 9b+ by Stephano Ghisolfi" in the description, and put "(Bibliography 9b+/5.15c)" in the title and you'll get another 100k views in a couple months. The higher grades are better for SEO and Stefano is making noise with Silence right now so that will help. On my other RUclips channel i did a total troll video with V17 in the title and i got 76k views with double digit subscribers.

What will happen when cam under or over?

Beautiful. Inspiring.RIP.

Please refer to Brent Peter's Clove Hitch for Anchors you tube videos!! The most Efficient, Safest, Strongest, & Fastest Anchor!!!

Is lowering on a overhand safe? I’ve always been told that a figure 8 is the best and safest knot to go with, not saying this is wrong, just curious.

why do you not just connect the figure 8 knot with a carabiner at the end to be lowered. why tie in again? thanks

Annunaki: "if you have wings, thank the LORD"

Elle est géniale cette vidéo, Fayçal et Jeff sont super!

What is the brand of the snow anchor in the video?

A very privileged lifestyle! Congrats!

All these comments asking for a longer video about which diameter cord to use and when to use which hitches for particular situations, and I’m just grateful for a sub-5 minute video showing all these so clearly.

Just found this - absolutely fantastic! I tend to always end up in the V of Doom, no I have some info to help me avoid it!

What model of Fischer poles are those? I've been looking for something where the foam grip extends down a bit to make sidehilling easier.

I just read her book, A Light through the Cracks: A Climber’s Story. It was very inspiring! I would highly recommend it. I read it while I was slugging through workouts on my elliptical. The book helped me to stay motivated to keep going!

Fail: 2 or more pieces, minimum. You don't unhook the line until another line/runner to the harness is attached. + the end of your figure 8 knot is too short. 8 " minimum. But, I'm sure that AMGA covered all that. Good luck k.

Best skiing of my life was in Washington.

thanks! very helpful tips

Yes! Looking forward to trying this gear

That idea of clipping a carabiner through the knot to make it easier to undo seems a bit suss. If one leg of that anchor fails, you'll be hanging from that knot. Do you really want a carabiner in there preventing it from tightening 😬

Like many others in the comments, I come back many many times to watch this PURE authentic report from a man who wants to be out-theeeeere. It gave me so much inspiration and motivation to do adventurous stuff and it still does awaken a little flame in me to keep going on similair expeditions! RIP Kyle and Scott

Nothing like having data connection 400 ft into a multi pitch to youtube 'something real quick'. Thanks!

Wow 11 years ago. These people prob all have kids now, mortgages etc..

best video

Hey, like a few other commenters, I rewatch this regularly. Thanks for making it, and putting in as much heart as you did.

What route are you on? It's beautiful!

For climbs where you're bring a PAS, how do you like to rack it? I don't want it getting in the way of my pro, but I also don't want it hanging down to my knees. I typically put it on my back-right gear loop and shorten it about half way by putting the middle loop through the carabiner on the end, but would love to hear what others have found that works well from them.

That beer belly though. Lady, go for a run once in a while !!!

This looks unsafe

As someone learning the differences between Munter and clove hitches, I wish she’d explained that the hitch she was initially attached to her anchor with is a clove and not a Munter. As she says “it allows me to extend myself away from the anchor” at 0:30, she seems to be adjusting her *clove,* not the Munter, which is really confusing.

I don’t think this is secure.

I've been doing V of doom forever and thought it's how it's done, now i know

RK too!

Timeless RJ!

Simply stay off of slopes between 30 and 45 degrees. Nearly all intermediate ski slopes are between 30 and 45 degrees. And to get to or from difficult slopes usually requires crossing intermediate slopes so stay off difficult slopes too. Have fun!

Using stainless steel instead of aluminum carabiners on the rope is much better.

Short, concise and snd sweet.

Avoid going out when there has been sun, rain, wind, fresh snow, warm temperatures or changes in the weather. Beware of snow blowing off trees, rippled or varied snow surfaces, leeward or drifted sides of ridges, features that stick up into the wind, pinwheels or roller balls on steep slopes. Have I missed anything? Have fun!

Tom Bihn makes one like this too!

Thanks for the info

Would it have been a good idea for Lindsey to stay clipped into the anchor as well at 7:02 mark when you started your rappel? That way she also had a backup or at least used a 'third hand' on the line?