It’s that holiday feeling!

Agreed, I really don't understand why big climbing brands will sponsor amazing athletes, pay to make films like this and then cut up the footage so much that you barely get to enjoy the movement

Not mentioning the gear placement wich i find is one of the nice aspect of trad climbing videos

Agreed! I want the tune that's on while she's sending. Tried using Shazam, but it doesn't recognize it.

Probably shot in multiple takes. I'm guessing they didn't have the camera crew there for the actual send

Hi there! We chatted with the filmmaker about that and turns out she removed the gloves in a small cave rest.

looks like the top of another route!

Could be fixed slings threaded through a pocket. There's another earlier in the route as well by the look of it. Since these are tied off slings, it wouldn't be practice to place and remove all the time.

It looks like the only preplaced pieces are threads. As far as I know, it's ok to have the ropes/slings in place, as they can be really hard if not impossible to place on lead.

When you translate it it's around 5.13d ou 5.14a, while being really engaged and hard to protect. I went to Annot and it was FR 8b+ in the guidebook

UK technical grade of 7a used to grade the hardest move on the pitch doesn't directly translate to French grades much harder than anything you would find on a French 7a route, very roughly a Brit tsch 7a route could be anywhere from 5.13a to 5.14a. The E10 bit is called the adjective grade and gives an overall picture of the route including the protection, how sustained etc. basically E10 7a mean bloomin' hard!

Sûre for Enzo, he tried with the manouche, also Randall and co tried. You all forgot that this line exist since 2011 it was the route WE open (Antoine barbier and I) as the king Line of tradannot meeting. As you can see on the guide Book it's called "les voillage faurme la jenaisse". Lionel

@@lionelcatso merci de remettre les choses à leur place Lionel ;)

Wow, good thing your here to save this poor clueless climber from herself 🙄 You do realize this is one of the best climbers in the world, haha in pretty sure she doesn't need your advice.

@@nicwilliams9709 great comment nic... simply delightful. check on M0dElite comment. also noticed the heel behind rope warning. As climber and belayer if you see that happening to your partner while belaying you shout and point it out. It produces a shock to your body. Just as seeing a 3 year old crossing a street with cars at speed and no adult around. Like a reflex. Good thing you're not belaying me or my friends... hehe

Lolllll it is not “7a” it is E10 7a… do some research on UK grading ;) it’s probably 13d

A sideways fall on the lower half could be pretty dangerous.