James Kassay has done Pretty Hate Machine, 8B+ in Grampians. It is a 25?m roof in the Hollow mountain Cave. The youtube below is from Sleepy rave, 8C in the same cave. This is Speed bouldering at it's best :-) Here is a list of all the other hard core boulders in the cave. It was Klem Loskot and Fred Nicole who put up the first FA 10 years ago.
James Kassay mandou o boulder Pretty Hate Machine, V14 nos Grampians, Austrália. Trata-se de um teto de uns 25m na Hollow mountain Cave. O vídeo do Youtube abaixo é do boulder Sleepy rave, V15 no mesmo lugar, escalado em um ritmo rápido. Aqui está uma lista dos outros boulders de alto nível do lugar.. Klem Loskot e Fred Nicole abriram os primeiros boulders há 10 anos.
James Kassay realizó Pretty Hate Machine, 8B+ en Grampians. Se trata de un techo de 25?mts en la Hollow mountain Cave. El video de youtube abajo es de la Sleepy rave, 8C en la misma cueva. Este es un rápido boulder y uno de los mejores :-) Aqui hay una lista de los boulders más duros en la cueva. Fueron Klem Loskot y Fred Nicole los que hicieron las primeras ascenciones 10 años atras.
Scott Walter is finishing a year of sending routes back in his home land of Australia!
He made easy work of a couple of the Blue Mountains test pieces Pooferator 8b (31) & Staring at the Sea 8b (31), and also got a few Nowra classics Aloha Paradisio 8a+ (30) under the belt before returning to the last leg of his Oz tour in the Gramps, where the Samosa 8b+ (32) went down! It topped off a great year of climbing now returning to India and then onto England for wife commitments! Check out below Alha Leather in the Blue Mountains
David Graham opened The Story of Two Worlds in Cresciano in 2005, giving it 8C as a statement towards the grade inflation. Dai Koyamada repeated it in 2010 but not from the original starting holds which was found out later. "I decided to start with a more natural and harder position, which Dai did this spring adding Low and 8C+ to the boulder.
David Graham opened The Story of Two Worlds in Cresciano in 2005, giving it 8C as a statement towards the grade inflation. Dai Koyamada repeated it in 2010 but not from the original starting holds which was found out later. "I decided to start with a more natural and harder position, which Dai did this spring adding Low and 8C+ to the boulder.
