Watch Adam Ondra complete his second-hardest flash, Peščena ura (9a) at Sopota in Slovenia
The video of Adam Ondra making his second-hardest flash ever, Peščena ura (9a) at Sopota in Slovenia.
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During his last visit to Sopota in Slovenia Adam Ondra managed to flash Peščena ura, a very bouldery 9a put up by crag master Jernej Kruder in 2020. Featuring a "crazy dyno" right at the start the climb is quite the opposite of what is considered a good route for a flash, and is Ondra second-hardest in this style. His hardest is obviously Super Crackinette at Saint Léger du Ventoux in France, on which in 2018 he achieved the world's first 9a+ flash.
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