Chris Sharma Pont d'Arc Deep Water Solo trailer
The trailer of American climber Chris Sharma on the extremely high Deep Water Solo climb on the Pont d’Arc arch in Ardèche, France.
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Chris Sharma making the first ascent of his circa 30m high deep water solo climb on Pont d’Arc, Ardèche, France.
Ricardo Giancola
Last June Chris Sharma made the ground-up first ascent of an 8b+ which, even by his standards, is rather particular: the 30 meter high Deep water solo up the famous Pont d’Arc arch in France's Ardèche.
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