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Thilo Schröter opens Norway's hardest boulder: Tsunami (8C+)

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The Norwegian boulderer Thilo Schröter has given his home country a new test piece: On the Lofoten Islands he succeeds in the first ascent of Tsunami. For his new line...
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Alex Megos climbs Move (9b) and Illusionist (9a) on the same day

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The German professional climber Alex Megos continues his success story in Flatanger. With Move (9b) and Illusionist (9a) he manages two more tough test pieces of...
Climbing

First 9b+ route in the world climbed again

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After Adam Ondra's first ascent of Change, things remained quiet for years around the world's first 9b+ route. In the recent past, however, the line has...
Climbing

Unstoppable: Alex Megos climbs 9a route in second go

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Only a few days after his super-fast ascent of Change (9b+), Alex Megos is successful again in Flatanger: In his second attempt he scores the...
Climbing
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600-meter big wall: On expedition with the Houlding family

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More is possible than you think. That's what Leo Houlding says and he also provides proof of his theory: an adventure on the big wall.
Climbing

Pete Whittaker's hardest trad first ascent: Crown Royale (9a) | Video

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With Crown Royale (9a) Pete Whittaker climbed one of the most difficult trad routes in the world. Now there is his first ascent as a video.
Climbing

Jakob Schubert rates BIG 9c | formerly Project Big

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Jakob Schubert communicates the name of the climbing route that has become known as Project Big: It is called BIG. He rates the line 9c.
Climbing

Jakob Schubert climbs Project Big (9c?) | including video

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Jakob Schubert makes the first free ascent of one of the most difficult sport climbing routes in the world: Project Big in Flatanger, Norway.
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