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READ BELOW (problem details etc): If you like the venues and problems featured, please share this video around, particularly to anyone who might be inspired to visit and explore! Cheshire Life - Exploratory sandstone bouldering A tour around some diverse and exciting areas. Time to stray away from the chalk and queues at Pisa Wall! Cheshire Life V5 (V6?) I didn't know Cheshire life was actually that burly, I thought it was all daintily desperate like Pex and Harmer's, but apparently thugging through roofs is a valid lifestyle choice. I found this pretty tough and comparable to Colton's Crack. Knit One V5 (V3/4?) A bit of light relief but worth it as it's a nice line. I cleaned and trimmed the top but it was still a bit goey on my own, it would be fine with a spotter. Self Harmer V6 Bloody brilliant. While waiting for ATDI to come into the shade, I thoroughly cleaned this unjustly neglected problem off, and did it soon after, and it was my favourite experience at Harmer's - the mega-rockover from a 1½ finger 1/3 pad edge to a thumbsprag, teetering around in the middle, and then I couldn't find any smear in the right place for the final move, so...... At The Drive In V6 I was seduced by the prospect of two actual good holds (!), and this became quite an obsession for me (after cleaning it and waiting ages for the seepage to stop), although a fair amount of that obsession was giving up on the RH-slot, LF-pocket rockover and fixating on a desperately reachy way around it on smears that was a sub-5% move for me. Then I found a different method for the authorised rockover beta and it was okay on the 4th session.... Queen Of Hearts V4 (V5?) More Harmer's magic. I've often gone here hoping to rattle off a few vertical testpieces, then 2+ hours later when finally I've teetered up one, scarcely believing what I'm hanging on to, I'm more than satisfied with a lone problem. QOH is much harder than Yate's Layway and has a tiny diagonal pinch at the crux and a lovely juggy mono to signify it's all going to be okay. Colton's Crack V6 Frodsham fun! This has got all the monkeying around you'd expect from the crag, except you do have to pull on a minging small crimp mid-way through it. When I topped out a lady's dog was standing right on the edge sniffing at me bemusedly :). Sufferer's Slab 6C+ No tears please, it's a waste of good suffering. Another neglected climb I brushed up well, in fact the whole wall is neglected and and deserves more attention. Apparently this problem has Rules, I didn't really know what Rules I should be obeying and TBH have had quite enough of fucking Rules over 2020/21, so I just climbed what felt right at this standard and it felt natural and was an ace problem too. Heath Ledger Direct V5? Another one where I wasn't sure about sides of the arete and chips and stuff, but hell it's a good line and good fun so there you go. Problems detailed in the Cheshire Sandstone guidebook or Friends Of Pex Hill Facebook group Ascents approximately until early Winter 2020 / after early Spring 2021. Tick marks brushed off afterwards.