Alexander Megos climbing Lucid Dreaming at Bishop
The video of German climber Alexander Megos making the third ascent of the boulder problem Lucid Dreaming V15/8C at Bishop, USA.
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Alex Megos makes the third ascent of 'Lucid Dreaming' (V15) at the Buttermilk Boulders near Bishop, CA, USA on January 27th 2015
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"It’s such a pure line, three moves, basically three holds, there are no tricks at all, no heelhooks, no toehooks, no drop-knees, nothing, just three small holds and three moves." Heinously difficult. So much so that Lucid Dreaming is graded 8C. Alexander Megos whose words these are repeated the moves in January 2014, while Paul Robinson’s first ascent dates back to March 2010.
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