Watch Marcello Bombardi climb Lapsus at Andonno, Italy
The climbing video of Marcello Bombardi making the third ascent of Lapsus at Andonno in Italy at the start of May 2021.
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Marcello Bombardi repeating Lapsus at Andonno, Italy on 06/05/2021
Enrico Veronese
On the 6th of May Italy's Marcello Bombardi at Andonno raked the third repeat of Lapsus at Andonno, after Stefano Ghisolfi (2015) and Adam Ondra (2017). Here's the experience.
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