@@YannCamusBlissClimbing greatly appreciate the great content that you put out. Very fortunate to benefit from your hard work and wealth of knowledge. Many thanks, especially because you more than likely increase the safety of all of your viewers.
I like to see "Russian technic" in Canada ))) We also have another technic for winter big wall, without rings, it's named "klifs". Although ladders with rings and "hook-legs" more common in Russia
Thank you! If you can get in contact with me through my website blissclimbing.com you will then be able to send me a link to the klifs. I cannot find the information on them!! Thanks so much!!
Yann, excellent video as always. Especially nice to see the Russian aiders. Although, I still don’t quite understand, what’s the benefit of having a hook in the top of the adjustable tether, as opposed to the carabiner which you would have in the normal Yates tether?
Thanks John! I never used the Yates adjustable aiders. But the Alfifi is just more simple and nimble: you don't have to clip/unclip every time. It opens a lot of options like loosening it will unhook it so you can start free-climbing without unclipping. Also it feels secure enough to me (I used regular daisies a lot too). Note that I used the Metolius easy daisy a lot. They are arguably similar to the Yates adjustable daisies.
Two great examples of craftsmen who are making great big wall climbing gear. Olle and Skot are both really solid and a pleasure to deal with.
+2! Thanks for the praises! 🙂
@@YannCamusBlissClimbing greatly appreciate the great content that you put out. Very fortunate to benefit from your hard work and wealth of knowledge. Many thanks, especially because you more than likely increase the safety of all of your viewers.
@@brianrodman1033 That is the ultimate goal. Thanks for the praises again! 🙂😜
Super underrated channel!
Shoes are definitely not the stiffest.
LOL!!!
I like to see "Russian technic" in Canada ))) We also have another technic for winter big wall, without rings, it's named "klifs". Although ladders with rings and "hook-legs" more common in Russia
Thank you! If you can get in contact with me through my website blissclimbing.com you will then be able to send me a link to the klifs. I cannot find the information on them!! Thanks so much!!
@@YannCamusBlissClimbingthis device usually handmade, I sent you link on article (4 point) through your site
Facile à comprendre, merci!
You are welcome!! ;-)
I would like to see more about the Alfifi. The losing gear part...
thanks so much
Goto love Russians. This is great
Yann, excellent video as always. Especially nice to see the Russian aiders. Although, I still don’t quite understand, what’s the benefit of having a hook in the top of the adjustable tether, as opposed to the carabiner which you would have in the normal Yates tether?
Thanks John! I never used the Yates adjustable aiders. But the Alfifi is just more simple and nimble: you don't have to clip/unclip every time. It opens a lot of options like loosening it will unhook it so you can start free-climbing without unclipping. Also it feels secure enough to me (I used regular daisies a lot too). Note that I used the Metolius easy daisy a lot. They are arguably similar to the Yates adjustable daisies.
I love my alfifi!
Crocs rock!!
Aren't they the best!!!
What is the brand of ladder you mentioned around minute 12?
www.aideerclimbing.rocks/theaideer.html they are sooo good!!
@@YannCamusBlissClimbing Thank you! Looks like they may be hard to find in the US. I messaged them on Instagram to see if it's possible.
@@lhcskater I believe they ship worldwide
I want the russian aider but im too broke for this Yann why do you have to show off expensive toys to broke college girls
Ask for a pair on a Facebook group. Either the Big Wall Forum or the Big Walls and Aid Climbing. Someone should have a pair they don’t use!
Don’t climb above your bolts
Why?