Brett & Sophie, The Climbing Nomads; rock climbing, bouldering and adventures.
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What about the sizing??
Can you provide the names of the songs used for the backing track?They sound great.
It took me a minute to figure out why I was getting an uncanny feeling from this video and I finally figured it out. Bouldering, where I live, is a sport for grungy dirtbags and stoners. Your voice is so posh and classy that I feel like I am watching a BBC presenter talk to me about fisting. Excellent video! Really thorough and super helpful.
How are they for smearing and volumes in an indoor setting?
Thanks for the video, quick question, would this work for trad climbing?
Doesn’t the bag itself get filthy though after being on the ground under the tarp?
Clear, simple, useful !
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome! Are you using the long (14ft) or short (9ft) one??
Portland - an amazing place.
i dont want fun. i want to send my 8a
Excellent
Thanks
"I am chasing FIRE!"😂 can't get this song out of my head. Thx for great video though
Your welcome 🤗
Hello i was wondering if the beta stick evo climb is an older version than the other three lengths as i can't find any information about it.
I can't wait to start using it for not only stick clipping the first bolt, but also for stick clipping entire routes that are too challenging for me to climb at the moment.
Toe problems. I started climbing in 1986, in the Lake District. Back then I'd only ever heard of EB rock shoes, so I bought a pair but quickly discovered that they were stiff and built more for edging than today's modern bendy shoes. I still had them when I came back a year or two later and it all came undone when my climbing instructor friend and I climbed Eagle Front on High Stile in the Lake District. It was a hot day and my right foot was giving me hell (there's always one foot bigger than the other) and later on when I got home I noticed that my toenail had turned black and subsequently floated off in the bath. Strangely, it didn't hurt much and a new toenail grew pretty quickly. But it taught me to take a bit more time trying rock shoes on in the shop in future.
Hey, nice video! Enjoyed watching your crack climbing journey on this channel. I wondered if I could ask you what go pro you use? Seemed like a decent coverage.
Finally worked up to inermediate! Still challenging, and I take a little longer rests at times but definitely seeing improvements!
Great job!👏
Amateur ! No brush on the chalk bag 🤦♂️. 😂 🤘
Could you offer some advice in terms of climbing at the gym but needing to protect the hands completely im a massage therapist and can’t have cut up hands but I want to get back to Bouldering at the gym, are there gloves that would work or this taping?
Do you get the same size for both regulus and the TN. Not the LV version, the normal version.
Yep same size for both
TC pros are so much better for this type of climbing. Katana for 5.11 and harder face climbing.
Were you able to do pullups? Ruptured my A2 pulley 4 weeks ago.
Thank you. This is perfect for me to do at home and its easy!
You are so welcome!
During your initial healing/recovery period where you had it taped, did you try to avoid ANY activity with the finger? Or were you able to brush teeth normally with a light grip, drive while gripping the steering wheel normally, cut food while gripping a knife etc... or did you really try to avoid using the finger at all during that period? What about afterwards when you started light training and rehab?
😀
Haven't seen you guys posting any videos for a while.
Congrats and very nice climbing, but surely pre-clipping the first three bolts can't be considered a lead? At least I would want to repeat it in better style once I had the moves down.
Been doing this for the last year or so!, working towards the front leaver:)
If you wanna climb like a champion, behave like a champion. Training, training, training ...and never say it`s boring, that s your life !!!
This is so good 🎉🎉🎉
FANTASTIC film. Thank you! Love how you narrated the moves and mixed the music down in the background. Inspiring for young people on their way up the grades and nostalgic for us old timers who remember the emotions you express like it was yesterday even though it was thee decades ago....climbing does that in a way that little else can.
Thank you 🙏
was that his climbing backpack he's sitting on the top of that mountain?
It's a boulder mat and I wouldn't call that a mountain
Great video, really good detail on the beta with the different video angles 🙂
Glad you enjoyed it!
I really enjoyed the pieces to camera where you openly show the emotional and psychological side of projecting at your limit, it's something many of us go through but rarely share. Bravo!
Thank you 🙏
The Gap! Wow, trip down memory lane. 1995 on the first visit. 👴
What is the difference between a launch pad and a crash pad ,
Good to meet you on Saturday at Awesome Walls! Love this clip, & well climbed! :-)
Thanks! 🙏
Thank you
You're welcome
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Brilliant video. It captures the delight of it all 😁
Thanks David, appreciate your kind comment 🙏
I think it's wonderful. I want to go to Bamford now ;) Such a beautiful little crag isn't it. Thank you!
Pongoose clip stick is much better.
Only just seen your excellent video of this climb. The direct version for this lost some footholds in the early 2000's and the move now requires an almighty rockover on the mid height jug using a couple of sloapy crimps. I use this as my lapping route when fit and have climbed it literally 100's of times. Even so, I still find the direct version desperate every time! I've got a very old video of the rockover on my channel. Impressive team send by the way!
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it!
I don't see the point of pulling in rope on the climber's side. Why not just teach people to keep both hands on the brake side?
Really impressive yet simple device for lighter belayers
It makes such a difference
Did you only need quickdraws in the end for the climbing sections? Such a well shot video! Thanks for sharing
Nice review! Are they flexible enough to be a good gym shoe? I usually prefer softer shoes for gym climbing but I don't have a lot of options where I live and the Regulus is one of the less expensive high performance climbing shoes available here,
Fourth climb I ever did back in 1969, hawser laid rope tied around waist and wearing Hawkins walking boots LOL, fond memories of mountain days, keep climbing.
thank you
Love your dog - we have one just like it!
thank you
Very informative thankyou! Researching shoes for trad and this explaination sums it up very nicely :)
Glad it was helpful!
I did this yesterday and it was so much fun!
amazing experience