Keyword: tradklettern

Trad expert at 9 years old: Reagan Goodwyn climbs »Sentry Box« (8+/9-)

"This is probably my favorite climb I have done so far. This is Sentry Box." 9-year-old Reagan says proudly into the camera, grinning before the video begins, documenting her ascent of 5.12a (8-/9+ UIAA) in British Columbia, Canada.

Emma Twyford climbs Trad test piece “Yma O Hyd” E10 7a

"Yma O Hyd" – Welsh for "still here." The line in the Ogwen Valley is currently considered the hardest trad climbing route in North Wales. With her ascent of Yma O Hyd, Twyford became the first British woman to climb an E10 redpoint.

100-meter crack repeated for the first time: Jernej Kruder climbs Crown Royale (9a) trad

Jernej Kruder is the first climber ever to achieve what only Pete Whittaker has done before: the tough trad route Crown Royale (9a) in the Norwegian Jøssingfjord – one of the most difficult crack lines in the world.
00:19:49

Wide Boyz bite their teeth on the Swiss trad route

Tom Randall and Pete Whittaker tackled the Hanuman route in Brigerbad during a trip to Switzerland. This video shows how the pair planned the route and their tactics.

"Weighing up risks is a process" | Lara Neumeier on climbing at the limit

In an interview, Lara Neumeier talks about her ascent of Psychogramm (8b+) and how, as a professional climber, you weigh up risks when you push yourself to the limit.

High risk of falling: Jim Pope proves his nerves of steel in Dynamics of Change

First ascent after 11 years: Jim Pope succeeds in a rare repeat of the trad classic Dynamics of Change (E9 7a) in Burbage South

New Trad-Drytooling testpiece opened: The Unfinished (D10)

With Die Unfertigete, Peter von Känel and Silvan Schüpbach succeed in making the first ascent of a challenging trad drytooling route on the Stockhorn.

Seb Berthe's epic ascent of Bon Voyage (9a, E12)

In spring 2024, Belgian Seb Berthe managed to repeat one of the most difficult trad climbing routes in the world: Bon Voyage (9a, E12). In this article, Berthe reveals details of the route.

Newsletter

News