It is so easy to talk always about Yosemite and its so easy to have access to Yosemite. You can park in front of the wall, you can shopping gear and food in front of the wall and a lot of people going there. But there are more beautiful big walls on planet earth! And there are no routes yet and it needs a lot of effort to explore. A lot of probs to you guys for doing that! It looks amazing!
I have only been to Yosemite once but I read every book I could find about it before I went, and although I loved it there I couldn't help feeling that the things I had read about were just history now. In Cochamó I felt like I found that same spirit of adventure and possibility that the early days of Yosemite had and it was a fully spiritual experience to open a route there. The rock is steeper and more compact, the walk ins are way harder, there is no cell reception and noone can watch you while you are on the wall so it is not for the faint hearted. You have to be tough in every way to survive there but when you get back to camp the people are wonderful and supportive and you are soon ready to head out to the grey high seas again. That valley will always hold a special place in my heart ❤️
Incredible Film! Congrats to the whole team and specially to Jaron for putting this amazing story together! It's been a huge pleasure to be up there with you! What an adventure!
this was wonderful and I'm a huge fan of you guys, but I think you should have acknowledged and told a bit of the story of the people who placed all those bolts there.
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yeah! thought the same, some chilean music too - great video, greetings from argentina
Nice documentary- who bolted all these pitches?? That is a lot of work and I didn’t see anyone struggling with drills and bags of bolts. Hats off to the crew that placed all of those bolts.
Im on my desk, having dinner while working on my Ph.D manuscript in physics (kinda of climbing a big wall to), feeling a knot in my throat while I see this guys having so much fun. Men, I wish I could be lost in the mountain right know, such and inspiring experience what you had. Never stop this passion :)
This place is unreal. I was there hiking for a week with friends back in 2016. We met so many climbers and was the trip that got me into it. Would love to go back and climb some of them. Absolutely beautiful place
We need to see more of this style of climbing well done fab if companies sponsor this different climbing you will get my support we have to get away from same same
it would be awesome if you guys would try another giant wall further south in a place called "San ignacio de Huinay" massive rock walls there, theres only been a few visit to that place by rock climbers.
Thank you! Filming was an endeavour in itself for sure. I spent 2 weeks w the team on the wall climbing and shooting, ascending the same ropes they used to work in the route :)
Me. I bought 125 bolts to use on the first ascent (including 2 bolt anchors at every station). That still leaves a lot of space, it's a big old route. The Rab team will have bought a few more to make the new pitch and I said I was very happy if they wanted to add a couple wherever it was needed to make the free climb possible. All the bolts I bought were stainless expansion bolts imported by Daniel and Silvina at Refugio Cochamó. There is a fairly widely held belief there that you can use pegs if you need to on first ascent, but you never leave them in situ and should consider placing a bolt for the next ascent.
No it's an incredible and impressive super close attempt at a first free ascent which is an equally valid thing (if not more so by some measures). I did the first ascent and I love what these guys did. They don't claim it as a first ascent so if that's what you thought you need to watch it more carefully.
Free climbing means you aren't aid climbing. Aid climbing allows you to use means other than your hands and feet. This could be pulling on cams, nuts, using hooks and ladders attached to them to get through hard sections. Alot of routes are climbed mostly free and you have to aid a few sections unless you're really good. Free soloing is no rope or aid. Soloing means by yourself but you can aid sections, alot of people have soloed el cap only one has free soloed.
Wtf is this? Commercial video clip with 3sec snapshots ? Stroboscope makes U feel better , i think . Don't like such things , this not a document at all.
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It is so easy to talk always about Yosemite and its so easy to have access to Yosemite. You can park in front of the wall, you can shopping gear and food in front of the wall and a lot of people going there. But there are more beautiful big walls on planet earth! And there are no routes yet and it needs a lot of effort to explore. A lot of probs to you guys for doing that! It looks amazing!
I have only been to Yosemite once but I read every book I could find about it before I went, and although I loved it there I couldn't help feeling that the things I had read about were just history now. In Cochamó I felt like I found that same spirit of adventure and possibility that the early days of Yosemite had and it was a fully spiritual experience to open a route there.
The rock is steeper and more compact, the walk ins are way harder, there is no cell reception and noone can watch you while you are on the wall so it is not for the faint hearted. You have to be tough in every way to survive there but when you get back to camp the people are wonderful and supportive and you are soon ready to head out to the grey high seas again. That valley will always hold a special place in my heart ❤️
Incredible Film! Congrats to the whole team and specially to Jaron for putting this amazing story together! It's been a huge pleasure to be up there with you! What an adventure!
Cheers Cris! It was such a riot having you up there w us, thanks for the shared psyche. Hope alls well with you!
this was wonderful and I'm a huge fan of you guys, but I think you should have acknowledged and told a bit of the story of the people who placed all those bolts there.
yeah! thought the same, some chilean music too - great video, greetings from argentina
19:57 is such a cool little touch. Love it.
thanks for noticing !
epic project & beautiful film! love the tunes as well
That was one of the most beautiful and inspiring climbing flics in a long long time.
Hermoso el valle de Cochamó, uno de los lugares más lindos que he conocido, saludos desde Chile.
Truly heartwarming and inspiring! Loved the energy between you guys and the view is just aw jawdroppingly beautifull.
Nice documentary- who bolted all these pitches?? That is a lot of work and I didn’t see anyone struggling with drills and bags of bolts. Hats off to the crew that placed all of those bolts.
Im on my desk, having dinner while working on my Ph.D manuscript in physics (kinda of climbing a big wall to), feeling a knot in my throat while I see this guys having so much fun. Men, I wish I could be lost in the mountain right know, such and inspiring experience what you had. Never stop this passion :)
Well done, Jaron! So proud of you and the climbers. This film is incredible and we can't wait to see more of your storytelling.
This place is unreal. I was there hiking for a week with friends back in 2016. We met so many climbers and was the trip that got me into it. Would love to go back and climb some of them. Absolutely beautiful place
We love you Danford!
Such a sick video, really great climbing and beautiful views!! Loved it!
20:09 when the Andean Condor looks small, you know the wall is big
Awesome route,awesome climbers,congrats team!
Congrats team! Great film quality. Thanks for sharing. You climbers are amazingly resilient!
I love humans. Makes me so happy! This was awesome
Such an amazing climbing and wall! Good job!!
La roca, el rio, todo el lugar se ve hermoso. La escalada está muy dura 😅💪🏽
Mind blowing watching hard slabbing go down in Muria velcro's!
Love it! Thank you!
So awesome to see such great team work!! Congrats!
Awesome film of an incredible place 👍
Dream work! Team work!!!
This is so epic! I hope to have an adventure like this at some point in my life
Great video! Thanks!!!
Incredible effort by all 3! Very well made mini documentary and hope to see more like this!
So inspiring as always! Well done Bron and team 🎉
Вітаю з таким гарним маршрутом!
Nice one!! Well done lads!!
"How many cookies..?"
ALL OF THEM🎉
This got me so psyched! Awesome video🤘
bro im in awe but why this is insanity
They're up the hill. 👍
Good ole Danford, shit talker extraordinaire, I like that guy 😊. Can’t believe how close they got. Great effort
Chile es jodidamente increíble
There's almost no footage of rain, you guys must have been blessed by an amazing weather window. When did this happen? Amazing climbing!!
I get the impression they were blessed by editing.
Wow. I normally don’t sweat anymore being a climber myself, but that knee tuck at the ten minute mark? Stomach twisted.
love all youre guys videos! so fun and entertaining
We need to see more of this style of climbing well done fab if companies sponsor this different climbing you will get my support we have to get away from same same
So cool to see Gus Johnson climbing
Lovely video
Somos el mejor país de Chile.. 😎
it would be awesome if you guys would try another giant wall further south in a place called "San ignacio de Huinay" massive rock walls there, theres only been a few visit to that place by rock climbers.
Que lugar increíble!
There really is nothing like the Los Lagos region of Chile.
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Incredible, but how was this filmed 😮??? Really amazing work
Thank you! Filming was an endeavour in itself for sure. I spent 2 weeks w the team on the wall climbing and shooting, ascending the same ropes they used to work in the route :)
Gems!!!💎
Woop woop 100k views 🎉😁
What is the name of the song playing at 18:54?
+1
Did u ever find out what the song was?
Pardon my ignorance, who set all those anchor points that you clip into as you climb up?
The first ascent team placed some bolts, we added more in certain key spots for free climbing :)
Guiz calm down on the production value making such dang good films
Danford looks like Sundance Kid here
hahah it translated "We're psyched" when the guy says "We are lost" in spanish
“Prendidos” not “perdidos” haha
@@jaronpham5283 nooo man, is "Perdidos". He say this because its raining and everything is wet so they cant go on. 7:40
Something more similar to actual climbing starts at 11:08
What did you film with?
Canon R6 :)
950m… Just a tad bit of exposure.
How would we feel if they squeeze our nose with their fingers? 😂
Horses are more likely to seriously injure a person than any one particular big wall.
would love to watch but oi the music is making me cooky
who pays for the bolts??
Me. I bought 125 bolts to use on the first ascent (including 2 bolt anchors at every station). That still leaves a lot of space, it's a big old route. The Rab team will have bought a few more to make the new pitch and I said I was very happy if they wanted to add a couple wherever it was needed to make the free climb possible.
All the bolts I bought were stainless expansion bolts imported by Daniel and Silvina at Refugio Cochamó. There is a fairly widely held belief there that you can use pegs if you need to on first ascent, but you never leave them in situ and should consider placing a bolt for the next ascent.
Why does this remind me of a cult!
Not a first ascent
No it's an incredible and impressive super close attempt at a first free ascent which is an equally valid thing (if not more so by some measures). I did the first ascent and I love what these guys did. They don't claim it as a first ascent so if that's what you thought you need to watch it more carefully.
how can you call being top roped on a bolted route be called free climbing
Danfehd
I thought free climb means no rope.
that is free soloing
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In that case, why is this called "free"? How is it different from not free?
Free climbing means you aren't aid climbing. Aid climbing allows you to use means other than your hands and feet. This could be pulling on cams, nuts, using hooks and ladders attached to them to get through hard sections. Alot of routes are climbed mostly free and you have to aid a few sections unless you're really good. Free soloing is no rope or aid. Soloing means by yourself but you can aid sections, alot of people have soloed el cap only one has free soloed.
Wtf is this? Commercial video clip with 3sec snapshots ? Stroboscope makes U feel better , i think . Don't like such things , this not a document at all.
Rock climbers must think what they’re doing is really important but its just not🤣