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Solo, Part III: Guy Lacelle
After exploring the minds of rock master Alex Honnold and big wall diva Silvia Vidal, the Solo Series delves into the world of ice climbing with Guy Lacelle.
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Ethics of Guiding at Altitude?
Is it really ethical to claim to be able to lead and care for marginally experienced climbers in such an unpredictable environment?
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Sweetspots #16: Climbing in Yangshuo, China
French climbers Axel Ballay and Michael Fuselier climb new routes on the limestone pillars of Yangshuo, Southern China.
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C.A.M.P. Carbon Fiber Avalanche Probe: Featherweight
Though marketed for “competitive ski mountaineering,” and complying with the minimum requirements of the International Ski Mountaineering Federation, I have a feeling that its featherweight design will attract more than lycra-clad rando racers. Who wouldn’t want to shave a few more ounces from their packs?
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Solo, Part II: Silvia Vidal
Last week, Alex Honnold opened the Solo Series with his take on free soloing. This week, Silvia Vidal shares her thoughts on aid soloing big walls.
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Challenging the Speed Record on El Capitan
Doesn’t climbing just to beat someone else defeat the purpose?
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Alex Honnold’s Moonlight Buttress Playlist
“As for my playlist, I’d be happy to share. It’s my Top 25…”
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C.A.M.P. Coral Harness: Light is Right
As a lightweight gear freak (and an aging alpinist), I am always looking for the latest and greatest in the ultralight world.
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Climbing with Purpose
American attempt on an unclimbed peak in Alaska in the name of cancer research.
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You May Be an Alpinist If…
Are you a true alpinist? Find out if you’ve got what it takes!
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Solo, Part I: Alex Honnold
Alex Honnold kicks off the Weekly Feature Solo Series with insight on his vertically defined world.
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The Accomplishment Is the Peak, Not the Path Home
“I mean, with the possible exception of free climbing, isn’t the fun part going downhill?”
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