Dani Arnold climbing Helmcken Falls Power Shrimps
The video of Dani Arnold climbing Power Shrimps, the ice climb he freed in February 2018 ay Helmcken Falls in Canada.
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Dani Arnold climbing Power Shrimps at Helmcken Falls, Canada. The first 45 m pitch overhangs almost 30 m
Thomas Senf
In February 2018 34-year-old Swiss alpinist Dani Arnold made the established and freed Power Shrimps, a spectacular ice climb located at the raging Helmcken Falls in Canada. Protected by bolts, the first pitch of the two-pitch outing is 45 meters long and overhangs a staggering 30 meters, while the second pitch adds another 20 difficult meters.
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