Tom Randall Climbs A Fair Head Classic | Climbing Daily Ep.983
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- We were lucky enough to climb with Tom Randall during the recent Fair Head climbing meet in Northern Ireland. The huge 100m crag is a crack climbers paradise so we were expecting Tom to put on a show. He didn’t disappoint; despite the rain and running out of gear in the final stages, he managed to tick a Fair Head classic.
Check out the RAB gear Tom wears:
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Tom Randall Climbs A Fair Head Classic | Climbing Daily Ep.983
"It's costs nothin!" As hundreds of dollars of gear jingles on his harness. Haha cracks me up! Awesome content!
"which $350 rope should i clip? hah" ... "costs nothin!"
“It costs nothing!” Clearly Tom has never had to buy his rack.
5.33 tom randall let's go of the deadrope
Like Tremadog in the UK...
Two irish minutes is equivalent to 9 minutes 58 seconds for the record
Hey Matt Groom...can you pls tell us/me what is the clothing gear you are wearing ?Thanks
I, we are sponsored and wear Arc'teryx gear. Here is a link: shop.epictv.com/en/brand/arcteryx-0
EpicTV Climbing Daily thank you very much for taking the time to answer.... as I know you and team is sponsored by Arcteryx my question was trying to be more specific ....what models you are wearing from Arcteryx on thais specific video...I only managed to recognize the fortrez jacket(which I really like )...how about the pants and other items you have used on this particular video...what models are?thank you once again
Does anyone knows the name of the song and composer of the music at 1:13? Thanks!
Love to know that aswell!
i think its called misfit by janset sayar
Thank you, much appreciated you took the time to answer :)
Still don't understand the british grading system...
Can we say that the adjectival grade stands for the "exposure" of the climb, and the technical grade for the "pure" difficulty of the climb, regardless of the "exposure"?
Antoine Vatré Sort of but if the tech grade is high like a 6a the e grade will also go up with that grade. So e3 6a would be hardish climbing with good gear, where as 5a e3 would be easy climbing with like no gear at all.
Mostly, but the adjectival is the technical difficulty of the route, AND the, as you say, the 'exposure' of the route combined.
This means you could have a really well protected E1 5c, and a really poorly protected E1 5a, for example.
Hope this helped somewhat,
I live in tremadog
Why is he climbing with 2 ropes at a time?
www.ukclimbing.com/articles/page.php?id=2737
Because he's British.
GRÄFF PRODUKTION Reduce rope drag
It helps on winding routes that have placements all over the place....stuff on the right of center you use one rope, stuff on the left the other. That way you don't have your rope look more like a suture up the rock and end up with impossible rope drag.
"It felt like a big rack when I started". #FairHeadProblems