Adam Ondra climbing To Bolt Or Not To Be at Smith Rock / VBlog #8
The video of Adam Ondra at Smith Rock in Oregon attempting to onsight To Bolt Or Not To Be, the first 8b+ in the USA freed by Jean-Baptiste Tribout in 1986.
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Adam Ondra with Alan Watts at Smith Rock, USA
Bernardo Gimenez
Here is the second episode of Adam Ondra climbing at Smith Rock in Oregon, this time masterpiece of American sport climbing history: To Bolt Or Not To Be, the country’s first 8b+, bolted by Alan Watts and freed by Frenchman Jean-Baptiste Tribout in 1986. As is evident from this footage, 30 years down the line this still isn’t a walk in the park...
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