Jimmy Webb vs. Dreamcatcher at Squamish in Canada
The video of American climber James Webb dispatching the famous sports climb Dreamcatcher at Squamish in Canada.
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Jimmy Webb climbing Dreamcatcher a Squamish in Canada
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One of the most famous sport climbs in Canada is Dreamcatcher, a diagonal rail of holds that slashes its way up the Cacodemon boulder at The Chief above Squamish freed in 2005 by Chris Sharma and graded 9a. On 3 September 2018 America’s James Webb, more famous for this intense bouldering feats than long redpoints, claimed the sixth ascent after Sharma, Sean McColl (2009), Ben Harnden (2012), Alexander Megos (2016) and Mike Foley (2017).
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