Via Ferrata aged 9 - Grade 3 French Alps

We ventured out to the French Alps to try a Grade 3 technical and Grade 3 exposure Via Ferrata. Having done lots of rock climbing in our local climbing centre as well as some single pitch climbing we felt ready to take on the challenge. Sully is just 9 and 125cm tall so we knew some of the holds might be a bit of a stretch. Here are the links to the equipment we were using.
Kids Via Ferrata
www.skylotec.c...
DMM Belay device
dmmwales.com/c...

[@sheilabloom6735]

What a charmer Sully is. I can see him doing his own videos. Onwards and upwards, Sully.

[@andrewramage1439]

Well done Sully, there are some very exposed and frankly terrifying sections to that climb - you rocked it 👊

[@sullyadventurer]

Thanks. Wish you could have joined us. Next time...

[@maureengoosey8378]

Absolutely amazing Sully! Can’t wait to see what you get up to next!!

[@1amberkirk]

So impressive. Well done Sully! Glad you didn’t lose your shoe ☺️

[@nicolafox8684]

Amazing Sully- what beautiful views! Great commentary too - your parents have nerves of steel!

[@emmamitchell7166]

Wow! Absolutely awesome 👌 👏

[@sullyadventurer]

Thanks it was amazing

[@jaynekirk6703]

Wow! Amazing!!!!

[@Paul_D.]

We're looking to do some Via Ferratas in the UK, would you know of any in the south east?

[@OJ801]

Great adventure, is that La Clusaz below?

[@sullyadventurer]

Hi yes it is. We love this area

[@gr_br]

I'd like to write a comment here but I'm too afraid 🥺

[@sullyadventurer]

Please don't be afraid its all safe, well mostly! 🤨

[@gr_br]

@@sullyadventurer Ha!
I had a bad childhood experience in the family car - Mom is driving, Dad is giving instructions, we kids screaming our butts off, the car is nearly out of gas, we're stuck on a hair-pin turn on a unpaved very narrow dirt fire road up in the mountains - looking down a 4000ft drop.

[@movieclipszn]

I didn’t mean to click on this

[@sullyadventurer]

Ok