Chris Sharma climbing at Yosemite and Bishop
The video of Chris Sharma attempting an old project in Yosemite with Tommy Caldwell before moving on to Bishop to claim the first repeat of Everything is Karate, a difficult new sports climb established by Ethan Pringle.
Copia link
1 / 20
Chris Sharma making the first repeat of Everything is Karate 5.14c/d, the route freed by Ethan Pringle at Pine Creek Canyon close to Bishop, USA
Ricardo Giancola
First Chris Sharma travels to Yosemite where he teams up with valley local Tommy Caldwell to attempt an old Dean Potter project on Leaning Tower, then he moves on to Pine Creek Canyon close to Bishop to try his luck on Everything is Karate, a new 5.14c/d / 8c+/9a freed by Ethan Pringle last April. Despite the heatwave and a freak accident, at 7:30 am in late October Sharma succeeded in the first repeat of this slightly overhanging, extremely technical granite line.
Link: Chris Sharma Instagram, FB Chris Sharma, Petzl
See all photosRelated news
14/09/2017 - Climbing
Chris Sharma catches his Big Fish, spectacular and difficult new Deep Water Solo at Mallorca At Mallorca in Spain American rock climber Chris Sharma has made the first ascent of Big Fish, an extremely high Deep Water Solo (DWS) climb rated 8c+/9a.
20/06/2017 - Climbing
Chris Sharma climbs huge Pont d’Arc Deep Water Solo American rock climber Chris Sharma has made the first ascent of a circa 30m high deep water solo climb on Pont d’Arc, Ardèche, France.
17/06/2016 - Climbing
Chris Sharma multi-pitch project at Mont-Rebei in Spain The video documenting the attempts of Chris Sharma & Klemen Bečan to free a 250m multi-pitch sports climb the American established at Congost de Mont-Rebei in Spain.
Latest news
Expo / News
Expo / Products
Lightweight ice climbing crampons
Lightweight classic mountaineering ice axe.
Auto-locking HMS Carabiner suitable for belay with clove hitch.
A new standard of multipurpose footwear for technical and fast mountaineering, demanding trekking and via ferratas.
Ergonomic, high-performance and robust quickdraw for high-level sport climbing.
Ever since its market launch, the Barryvox avalanche transceiver has been among the most reliable transceivers in the world.