Video: Chris Sharma climbing his Deep Water Solo at Pont d'Arc
The video of American climber Chris Sharma making the first ascent of his difficult deep water solo at Pont d’Arc 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
"After 25 years of climbing … this is one of the most special first ascents I’ve ever done!" This is how Chris Sharma has described his route up the famous Pont d’Arc in Ardèche, France. Last June the American made the first ascent of this DWS climb ground-up, past 8b+ difficulties 30 meters above the river...
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