I lovd this video and thought it was perfect. Amazing climb, good music and intro, nice angles and drone photography, lighting even with reflectors (my dad works in media and points this stuff out). Crazy good! Thanks and keep it simple and spiritual Mr. Sharma.
Such a beautiful area of France. Be sure to climb at Les Branches, just across the river from the Pont d' Arc. Tons of other crags nearby too. Take a canoe trip down the Ardeche river while you are there - superb!
You're lucky, France is absolute heaven for rock, mountain and ice climbing! Not to mention the countless other outdoor sports, like mountainbiking, kayaking, caving, parapente, etc.
@@pieterveenders9793 ive only realised that recently via a friend of mine who introduced me to those sports and we are really lucky indeed, are they any other country in europe that offers similar landforms ?
@@felx1029 Slovenia is your way to go ! Hidden gem, very small country, from the capital Ljubljana you can be everywhere in 1h drive, very well designed highways etc. I was 15 days in November 2023 there and such a blast !!
This was cool, but such a short video. And not much detail, obviously it's a spectacular feat, but I would like to see more climbing and detail. More close up of your technique and strength. How long were you on the wall? From start to finish? I'm sure lots of folks out here would watch a 2 hour video of you climbing. Give us more man!
Have you ever been there? Pont d´arc is Huge. I´ve never heared that anyone did that. But on the other hand I´ve beeing told of deadly accidents. Theres plenty of unprofessional paddlers under this arch . But also it´s brutally high. One Year a Guy died jumping into the water. His body tension was a bit to low, his leg slightly bent. When diving in, he hit his knee with the forehead and drowned. It´s not the average 50ft. bridge, it´s a "Red Bull scenery". Ardeche is such a nice Place, it calms your cravings and clears your mind. Therefore it destroys the need for stupid extremes. Unfortunately not for everybody, but I guess Chris Sharma´s caught the spirit.
Just the highest point of the arch's underside is already 35m above water, let alone the top of the arch, which is 60m high. Scores of people have died jumping off of the arch, and they had prepared themselves for it, took their time and did their best to jump in the best way possible. But falling off in an uncontrolled manner like what happened several times during this video itself is even considerable more dangerous. So a very bad idea...
Nice place, nice guy and amazing climb. In the 90s I was told climbing was forbidden on the arch. Maybe it was wrong, or it has changed, or Chris has asked permission. If you go, take info from the locals. From May to September, you may not find a square meter to fall between all the canoes. Anyway, there are so many crags a few km around...I love this vid.
As always an inspiring line by Chris! However, im not much a fan of the filming style too many cuts and camera angles. I would be happy to watch the intricacies of Chris' sequences.
SOOO amazing! soo beautiful... well done man.. I would love to see a more in depth video about climbs like this. I have canoed under the pont d'arc a long time ago... it's hiiiigh. thanks again for the video
Amazing work! Chris Sharma never ceases to amaze. The natural beauty and flow of his routes are always inspiring. This makes the gaudy over-sized red bull hats and ads that much more obnoxious. Thanks for supporting our heroes, but can your creative team seriously not come up with any other logo size or style of headwear for their athletes?
Downside to this : as a local, Vallon Pont-d’Arc has become more like a climbing tourism place in the last years, and it has lost its isolated “only known by the locals” quality. Now it’s so expensive to camp there that we sleep in our cars parked on hidden trails…
Still can't get my head around how Prana can sponsor an athlete that is also sponsored by Red Bull. The ethics of each company are oceans apart. Also, Red Bull's hats make people look RIDICULOUS.
It is cut... he jumped from about 15m into the Water and at the end he jumped from anywhere...and it was cut again... Chris Sharma videos always show the climbing harder than it is. big holdes are hidden, and the cut and perspective is strange - he looks very weak and with no colour, he always seems to be tired and ill.... i do not believe that he has any power... every one who is training and who has got a bit fresh air and sun is more powerful and more healthy in his appearance... I do not believe anything about climbing...
Sharma, congratulations on this epic climb, mental, powerful, technical, beautiful, but...did you think about the vulnerability of this natural place? Already under the siege of french, european and worldwide tourists, who drain the local drinkable water, leave wastes all over the place and drive countless cars, consume immense quantities of non renewable energies...Pont d'Arc will just suffer a bit more from its fame without benefiting from any kind of responsable action, communication or thinking.
You are always THE BEST! Pure inspiration, thank you Chris!
Scary, epic stuff. I guess there is an even more scary extension..
Mani u the man
how many chalk bags did he bring with him hahaha
it is beautiful to watch the man climb!!
Love the skill. What a beautiful place to climb.
I lovd this video and thought it was perfect. Amazing climb, good music and intro, nice angles and drone photography, lighting even with reflectors (my dad works in media and points this stuff out). Crazy good! Thanks and keep it simple and spiritual Mr. Sharma.
Such a beautiful area of France. Be sure to climb at Les Branches, just across the river from the Pont d' Arc. Tons of other crags nearby too. Take a canoe trip down the Ardeche river while you are there - superb!
Superloco y excelente video para mi el mejor siempre. Chris Sharma
Super cool! Beautiful looking climb and location.
It is in Ardèche, in France ! So good to see our country with such wonderful spots :)
You're lucky, France is absolute heaven for rock, mountain and ice climbing! Not to mention the countless other outdoor sports, like mountainbiking, kayaking, caving, parapente, etc.
@@pieterveenders9793 ive only realised that recently via a friend of mine who introduced me to those sports and we are really lucky indeed, are they any other country in europe that offers similar landforms ?
@@felx1029 Slovenia is your way to go ! Hidden gem, very small country, from the capital Ljubljana you can be everywhere in 1h drive, very well designed highways etc. I was 15 days in November 2023 there and such a blast !!
This was cool, but such a short video. And not much detail, obviously it's a spectacular feat, but I would like to see more climbing and detail. More close up of your technique and strength. How long were you on the wall? From start to finish? I'm sure lots of folks out here would watch a 2 hour video of you climbing. Give us more man!
steven uriz Exactly! This could be just the Trailer ;)
I really hope this is just the trailer, at least there should be a 15/20 minute video or at the minimum the send footage!!!
@F.I.T. Student WAIT TIL YOU SEE mY TECHNIQUE babY.
@F.I.T. Student someone has tingles watching chris . ...fair play im a straight guy and im in awe of him different reasoning but hay .enjoy !
@@SundayGravy812 creeper much dude ?
Gotta finish the whole arch!!
i was hoping he was gonna go under the arch and down climb the other side
Have you ever been there? Pont d´arc is Huge. I´ve never heared that anyone did that. But on the other hand I´ve beeing told of deadly accidents. Theres plenty of unprofessional paddlers under this arch . But also it´s brutally high. One Year a Guy died jumping into the water. His body tension was a bit to low, his leg slightly bent. When diving in, he hit his knee with the forehead and drowned. It´s not the average 50ft. bridge, it´s a "Red Bull scenery". Ardeche is such a nice Place, it calms your cravings and clears your mind. Therefore it destroys the need for stupid extremes. Unfortunately not for everybody, but I guess Chris Sharma´s caught the spirit.
@@buntbar2438 someone did it recently
Just making to the easy ground near the top is enough - that thing is massive, nearly 40m high at its peak!
Just the highest point of the arch's underside is already 35m above water, let alone the top of the arch, which is 60m high. Scores of people have died jumping off of the arch, and they had prepared themselves for it, took their time and did their best to jump in the best way possible. But falling off in an uncontrolled manner like what happened several times during this video itself is even considerable more dangerous. So a very bad idea...
that is just... inspiration man....great!!!!
Would have been nice to know how you named the line and which grade you'd propose.
Does it really matter if he grades it when no one else is going to want to try it? It's a cool line, but dayum.
@@Metamere Are you kidding? plenty of people will want to try
Just beautiful
1:13 looks terrifying! I don't think I'd be able to go between two of the biggest jugs in the world at that height.
Level Climbing Videos jessi oh jessi
Level Climbing Videos twr
Jessi oh jessi
Nice place, nice guy and amazing climb. In the 90s I was told climbing was forbidden on the arch. Maybe it was wrong, or it has changed, or Chris has asked permission. If you go, take info from the locals. From May to September, you may not find a square meter to fall between all the canoes. Anyway, there are so many crags a few km around...I love this vid.
Looks wonderful place Chris! :)
As always an inspiring line by Chris! However, im not much a fan of the filming style too many cuts and camera angles. I would be happy to watch the intricacies of Chris' sequences.
agree...climbing good(its Sharma for godsakes!)...camerawork bad.
its more the editting that is bad, Filming was fine .
Super !! Quand tu tombes à l'eau après faut changer de sac à pof non ?
Laurence Peuchot je me suis dit pareil ! 😉
oui il faut le changer,je susi allé grimper sur e monstre et c'est le oté chiant du psycho bloc
Hello, you are great, I look at Thailand.🇹🇭
This is sick !!! Awesome !
Gotta got there next year!
Ohhh yeahh!!!💪 buen pegue chris! Ahi, ahi!
Song name at 1:55 please??
vive la France et ses paysages façonné pendant des siécles par l'homme travailleur!!!!
How does the thing mit the chalkbags work. He uses every climb a new one or just let them dry?
Holy cow! Amazing!
SOOO amazing! soo beautiful... well done man.. I would love to see a more in depth video about climbs like this. I have canoed under the pont d'arc a long time ago... it's hiiiigh. thanks again for the video
I was hoping he would do the whole arch and climb down on the other side. That would have been awesome. Still a great climb.
Welke klimtechnieken gebruikt hij
bonjour/ hi ! if anyone know's the title of the french song who make : " vie ta vie.." tell me pls ;)
"vis ta vie"
Oh, to have the time and resources to do stuff like this.... Awesome to see! It's good to see some people are able to achieve their dreams.
What was that backround music at the end ?
still need to perform the full traverse ;)
Well done chris
what grade are we looking at
john f 5.14+?
Can we please agree on using the french system on this? Yosemite decimal is just.......
thats what i was assuming. he makes it all look so easy its hard to tell
whats wrong with the yds?
nothing at all. i grew up with it so i prefer it. only a dullard can't understand it lol cough tormentor cough cough
Amazing work! Chris Sharma never ceases to amaze. The natural beauty and flow of his routes are always inspiring. This makes the gaudy over-sized red bull hats and ads that much more obnoxious. Thanks for supporting our heroes, but can your creative team seriously not come up with any other logo size or style of headwear for their athletes?
Wonder 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
wow what location
But, but, but.. he didn't do the whole arch?
I was there and thought to myself: how come this place isn't a worldwide famous DWS area?
Guess it is now, thanks to chris
Downside to this : as a local, Vallon Pont-d’Arc has become more like a climbing tourism place in the last years, and it has lost its isolated “only known by the locals” quality. Now it’s so expensive to camp there that we sleep in our cars parked on hidden trails…
Damn great! Did you change your chalk bag and shoes each time you fall?
Yeah I thought the line went straight up to the top of the cliff! But lots of respect anyway, up there you surely see things differently :P
how long is the line?
song?
It s one of those routes you can either rope climb, free solo, deep water solo and probably free base ahaha
what is BGM title?
Vis ta Vie (Live your Life) -- Marsac
whats the soundtrack?
www.audionetwork.com/browse/m/track/vis-ta-vie_46639
Oh man I want to jump from there
insane!
Still the 🐐 😍😍
super
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
AUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUGGGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Still can't get my head around how Prana can sponsor an athlete that is also sponsored by Red Bull. The ethics of each company are oceans apart. Also, Red Bull's hats make people look RIDICULOUS.
Nice line. too many edits imo. Just show the drone footy of the send with some dope beats.
Fun to watch Chris Sharma climb near my home in South France. Great video, unfortunately poor music choice, the whiny french rap spoilt it a bit.
music its IAM group, a french rap group since 80'.
Which track is it? I cannot find it :(
IAM non je pense pas même si je ne sais pas qui c'est
C'est une énigme! Shazam dit rien et quand je recherche les paroles dans Google ça ne dit rien :(
Trouvé! Christian Marsac - Vis ta vie
Chris Sharma and Adam Onjra best climbers in the WORLD!
Noninjures bc of falling?????!!
Awesome climb, God-awful editing
have you heard of Alex Holland
Bro are you sure you're name is Chris Sharma??🙄🙄😆
first?? (just like Sharma!)
what shoes does he wear? hmm...
looks like evolv agro
you don t reach to the top buddy
Rad
It is cut... he jumped from about 15m into the Water and at the end he jumped from anywhere...and it was cut again...
Chris Sharma videos always show the climbing harder than it is. big holdes are hidden, and the cut and perspective is strange - he looks very weak and with no colour, he always seems to be tired and ill.... i do not believe that he has any power... every one who is training and who has got a bit fresh air and sun is more powerful and more healthy in his appearance...
I do not believe anything about climbing...
Dommage que la musique soit à chier...
Dommage que t'ai des goûts de merde
horrible song choice here...
the music is unbearable...
So lame Chris... Rep Santa Cruz harder next time.
The video editing is obnoxious.
Sharma, congratulations on this epic climb, mental, powerful, technical, beautiful, but...did you think about the vulnerability of this natural place? Already under the siege of french, european and worldwide tourists, who drain the local drinkable water, leave wastes all over the place and drive countless cars, consume immense quantities of non renewable energies...Pont d'Arc will just suffer a bit more from its fame without benefiting from any kind of responsable action, communication or thinking.
Someone please fly Alex Honnold out there.