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Nice video... the music sucks...

I liked the video, but wonder why so many feel the need to add annoying music to the background.

Amazing

Looks like an awesome trip! Loved the scenery in the video and the music selection

Drop the theme music. Otherwise really cool.

Way back in 1987 my girlfriend and I did this hike. Halfway up the cables, she chickened out. I was the only person up there the entire time. Didn't see another soul until I got back down the cables. Most of the boards were missing. Every time after that visit it was more crowded until my last time in 91 it was a solid train of people up and down the cables. I went down the southwest side quite a bit down towards the falls. Steep but the rock face is very grippy. No permits were needed back then. The 87 hike was followed by the Upper Yosemite Falls hike then Glacier Point. 3 consecutive days of brutal hikes. It seems most places require permits these days due to the crowds.

How Funny, do many people tie themselves to the cables? I did it in April with much more snow and didn't see anyone tying to the cables. I have also climbed it in the summer - it is much easier with the cables down.

Well done! Heck of a hike!

Great video! I was out there for the 3 day hike as well and signed up for the 5 day for next year.

Thank you so much for the video! The climb out of Bear Creek was the most challenging part because of the heat. I believe I would never hike the section from Rim Nordic to Camp Gilboa without support of Highlander crew.

There are so many hiking you tubers it would be unfair to hazard a guess. However lots of them collaborate without hesitation and some are known to be generous in doing so with folks starting out.

What is this useful to me. I need to obow how it feels on back, how it is ajustable and if you feel any hot spots while you hike. If the pading is supportive an does not rub and is not too hot and so on.

Good man I was hoping you used a Prusik for backup and I see you did.

Rough trail it definitely beat me up last week, just finished Angeles Landing today!

Why do they take the cables down ? Nice video btw; thanks for sharing!

❤❤❤❤ best video yet "You've got no reason to be afraid" - definitely a motto you need for climbing 🧗 🫣

Amazing! ❤ I can't believe you did all that in one day!!!! Incredible. What an adventure! 💪

I was there 3 weeks ago. Did Vernal Falls/Nevada Falls but didn’t have permit for Half Dome. Disappointed but will conquer Half Doom soon enough. Love your video ❤

Stunning video. Awesome scenery, great music - a treat to watch

I'm in the market for a new chair and have been drawn to the Chair zero because of its pack size. I have limited space on my motorbike so in many ways the pack size is more important than the weight, and those chair zeros pack down really small. I went to a local shop to have a look at them and was really surprised at the quality of them, very low weight and pack size. I've had 3 cheap chairs from amazon now and they've all been ok, one of them broke, but the quality of the Helinox chair I looked at recently has convinced me they are worth the extra money - very low weight and pack size plus the quality have seduced me I think!

Where all the Europeans with their funky shoes 😂. Last time I noticed the lady in front of me wearing ducks. Such an odd choice of footwear for this event I thought to myself. Seconds later, she was sliding off the face of the rock away from me. She got lucky and the guy behind me had really long arms. Where the hell is everyone? We usually walk on the outside of the rails because they’re too many people holding us up. Still looks beautiful.🎉

That was intense. Good Job!

That’s awesome! Great video

Awesome! Thanks for sharing.

The one thing that is kind of cool of cables down is that the lack of posts means that you can use a prussik for a bit of safety. Looks like you had really nice weather for it.

What difference ..cables up and cables down...?

nice good ❤ 👍

That’s a worthy goal.

Just finished the dome last week with cables up. The hard part is the distance combined with significant elevation gain. Exhausting. Temperatures were in the low 90's. Bring no less than 3 liters of water with a plan to filter and refill additional water in the Merced River near LYV camp on the way up and down. Nice video.

Amazing journey 👏🏼

Going down the cables harder than coming up.

Half Dome is the love of my life!!!

Backpack pizzas are the BEST!

Incredible!! So proud of you and for you! You are amazing!

This is beautiful.

Beautiful

Barba Blanca is so wise.

Great video . Amazing footage.. Big Pow! T

Wowza

Whoa dude! That looks insane. Big kudos to you.

Half Dome with the cables down - looks like fun!🙌

Beautiful view!🙌

Lived & worked in DV for about 9 months a few years ago. I loved every moment of it. I'd get up early & explore though Mosaic Canyon, climb over Mesquite Dunes before the sun rises, It was a wonderful season job in the national park.

Not a gram guy but you can lighten your load a bit?

Beautiful scenery!

Yes, we had to pack all of our water. My water alone weights a little over 10 pounds.

I take it you had to pack your water?

16oz = 1lb

Excellent video, sir. I no longer tent camp as my back and hips just don’t enjoy it. Solid sleep system! Keep up the hard work!

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