At 13:22, Cedar Wright says "But the reality is, is that this is kind of a luxury. We're lucky to be able to electively suffer like this." Wow, great quote. Love it!

When they climbed the first tower I almost cried, Independence Monument. It was the tower my grandpa filmed me climb when I was 16. And he recently died . Epic Trip! For You Guys!

"Just a sec, I'm freaking out actually."

I'm disabled now with severe chronic pain, and live daily in my suffer fest, but used to go cross country and do adventures like this. I miss it. Thanks for filming your trips and taking me back! Peace & god bless

Alex Honnold is my hero. Unbelievable

That puppy is adorable.

"We're lucky to electively suffer like that." I smiled :)

What Alex does to help other less fortunate people makes him more of a hero to me then being the king of rock climbing... He seems like a real human that truely cares about helping others, and if rock climbing makes him this sort of person then "Rock On" ALex :)

With over a 1000 free solo climbs Alex finally gets seriously injured while bicycling! What a legend!

Alex "I'll give you power whilst I climb your tower" Honnold

I’m 5 years late for this LIVE event. See you back here in another 5 years i guess when youtube randomly recommends this again.

Suffer pup! so cute!

they make a great team together. Im glad sufferpup lived because of them

Wow amazing, the planet needs more people like you, thank you for rescuing the pup. I hope a terrible fate befalls on those that left that poor puppy and I wish them all the pain and suffering that a lifetime can hold.

Aww im so glad you rescued SufferPup. Horrible people leaving that poor pup, hope they get the same treatment one day. Anyway, You guys are the best and SO damn inspiring.

Thank you for saving the puppy

two of my favourite climbers to be sure....great guys...I love that they integrated a social issue into this project so it wasn't only about climbing but also about helping others.....man i wish i was twenty again...keep it up guys you are great role models for the youth of today....cheers and stay safe please

Standing on that ledge is the easiest and safest part of that half dome climb, but for normal people, standing up there on that ledge would be the scariest thing they could possibly experience. Lol

I was watching him with confidence until that scene where he starts freaking out, then I felt my entire body start freaking out almost feeling like I was on that ledge with him. I don't even know how he stood there, because my body would buckle. And I can't even tell what he's resting his feet on when he's climbing, it looks like nothing.

"I never had something like that happen before" ....his brain suddenly started operating.

Ive never seen Alex have any anxiety issues until now. Its crazy seeing this guy who does insane shit very quickly jump back into being a normal human. And then go right back into being a super human.lol Strong minded dude.

Good thing they had a support crew to help take care of that pup!

Alex having a “nervous breakdown” is just called being a normal person like you and I. Yeah, what ARE you doing up there?!

I was like whatever overall,but then came 'suffer pup' and my heart was stolen. So happy for his little soul.

This video espouses a quintessential energy from a part of my life that I cherish so much. Thank you for posting this video!

The climbing was good, yet saving the Dog was the best part.

Alex is quiet and humble, he's my hero! Unbelievable talent but keep it super low key...

best motivational video I have ever seen. I've always wanted to do crazy outdoor adventure and i felt like i was there the whole time

Thank You Alex and Cedar for your adventure. Beautiful ! Giving back as well : ) Alex I met you at the gunxs, my home crag, a moment in my life I will never forget. Alex and Cedar you guys are awesome !

Alex and Cedar are truly awesome.

Ok I must admit - the bit with the puppy pulled my heartstrings :)

Thank you so much for this. Awesome video. Watching Alex is so enjoyable!!!

those last, casual, hands free steps he takes at the top of his free solo climbs really freak me out.

This was the best video I’ve seen in a long time . So amazing and inspirational!

Super inspirational, great story, cool guys, cool Sufferpup.

This is actually a really cool project, I realy appreciate this effort, Honold, congratulations, and keep it up!

How awesome is it in a huge vast desert you have too pee in the exact same location you hear a puppy whimpering ..! That’s amazing thank god !

I am from the Navajo nation great video :)

I tried rock climbing I didn't think i was afraid of heights i have gone sky diving but this was totally different that feeling of falling backwards would not go away the lady who was teaching me was so angry at me by the time i got to the top under a hundred feet not a real vertical wall she didn't speak to me for a year i dreamed i was falling every night for a month never again much respect for real climbers

"I think i felt 4 hairs pop out of my chest",lol...Two GREAT climbers:)..."Rock god", is about as close as you can get to describe Alex, truly a freak:)

life to the full! love this whole thing...Sufferfest , these guys ... and the fact they made it have a purpose ...a good purpose too. a helpful ecologically sound purpose. so inspiring. : )

Okay love the trip and their motivation. But I want more puppy updates!

So cool. Living the dream.

These two gentlemen are awesome!

My palms are drenched with sweat just watching this.

Such an amazing story!

My hands start to sweat every time I see this guy

beautiful dog, thankyou for rescuing him!

Absolutely amazing

Great video of a great trip/adventure.

I really love the commitment in it to do good and great.

Omg I'm SO glad they found and rescued "Suffer Pup"! 🐶 I mean, what are the odds, he'd stop to take a pee _right_ there?!? 👍

Classic moments, full of fun and intrigue

I write this with the most respect to Alex , I see him like the Sheldon Cooper of climbing. In his own world so nice and relaxed and the biggest authority in the matter. Cheers

So happy they saved sufferpup!

Suffer pup is beautiful

it is amazing how both alex and cedar looks like a everyday office kind of person but damn, what talent they have in climbing

Thank you for your humanity guys.

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Alex Honnold and a puppy. I cant.

This was an amazing video. Definitely wanna try a sufferfest

I think the most suffering for Alex came from standing Cedar Wright for that long

I was trying to work out what it is about Honnold that is so captivating - he has enormous eyes and he doesn't blink!

“How bad could it be? Superb transition.

Wish Alex and Cedar had their own Sufferfest show

Amazing!

"And then we will be stupid enough to do something like this again" -Alex Honnold well here we are

Talk about living life to the fullest. #amazing

it's nice to see the climbers use a ladder incorrectly in installing the solar on the Navajo reservation. They were using it backwards. I know it was safe enough for them. Class 3.

Speechless!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I love these guys. Laugh every time I see their videos

Alex Honnold is my hero. Oh God!! blessings him🙏🙏😍😍💜💜

Omg that puppy was so cute

TFW you click on a video and then suddenly a wild Alex Honnold appears and now I'm covered in sweat

Such a great team

How do you not keep a puppy you find in the desert you were meant to be together

What a wonderful video, I want my life to be full of adventures and great friends as well, soon enough. Have a great day!

What absolutely lovely people!! I love them. 😊😍😚

Love these films. If I’m ever down they lift me up❤

love this two!

I feel as if I have already started my own sufferfest, I walk everywhere in the city unless ill be late if i don't take transport. I do this also to keep motivating myself to learn to drive.

You have now set your course, walk the path................ Many miles equals,lots of smiles............... We take for granted, what we don't realize...........

Saving suffer pup made this video.

Excellent.....Please be careful

Living inspirations!

Alex Honnold = Zeus . Alex IS a God that walks and climbs among us mortals. Thank you for choosing our planet Alex !

EPIC!! I live in the southwest & the rocks are irresistable to climb; like you said, they have a siren call. I've done several rock climbs, alone, without gear or ropes. Nor any training. And unathletic, with close to morbid obesity. For some unfathomable reason, I cannot resist climbing. I'm also afraid of heights. Does not make sense. The most miraculous experience (I've had many), was back in 1994, at age 36, and I needed to cry out for a vision. I drove my car randomly, where I lived, in Sedona, Arizona. I felt pulled to a four-wheel drive unmaintained dirt road, & drove my basic Chevy sedan many miles, to a trailhead I'd never been to. Hiked 3-4 miles in, hadn't told anyone where I was going, because I never knew myself. It began raining & getting late, so the few hikers were departing Secret Canyon, as I walked in. I was glad, because I wanted to be alone. I decided to climb a red rock mesa there. It was hard, but I'd done the many rock formation climbs by myself, without anything. Once I made the steep climb, I hunkered down under a scrub juniper tree, for some protection from the elements. I had my vision, opened my eyes, and realized it was getting dark, & I had no flashlight. I quickly got up, and tried climbing down, but kept sliding, losing my balance, & it was getting dark. At one point, I stepped out on a ledge, for a better vantage point, to look for a faster & easier way to get down. Well, I found a faster way down. The ledge completely broke out from underneath me. I swore & closed my eyes. I don't remember the fall, just the landing. According to the laws of physics, the impossible happened. I mysteriously hit the trail, which was a ways away from the mesa, flat on my back, limbs akimbo. Exactly perfect, for it evenly distributed the weight of the impact. My clothes were somewhat torn, I was dirty, and had a branch of scrub manzanita bush under one arm. Later, discovered twigs stuck in my hair. The force broke my fanny back belt off me, and I had the wind knocked out of me. Unbelievably, I was completely uninjured, from a 300' fall. Plus, I'd somehow had been "teleported" away from the cliff, jagged rock face & boulders. Freaked me out for years. I went back to the mesa, many years later, after I'd moved away, to verify where I'd climbed and to validate it was what I remembered. Logically, there was no way it could be done. Has this ever happened to y'all, or do you know someone who has?

Badass. SUFFERPUP! Wonder if the owners kept that name for him.

What a great memory to own. I envy the young.

Sheldon and Leonard of rock climbing. Great journey!

That's awesome!

amazing

He got that high and didnt even use a rope? How crazy is that guy

alex being stuck on that ledge having an anxiety attack has got to be the worst acid trip ive ever heard of....my palms are sweaty and i feel like im having a panick attack

I would do anything to go on a trip like this!

I plan on riding my bicycle from vancouver, canada to san diego, california in about 2 years

That puppy!!!!

That was great! 👍

Whenever I get cold I turn an alex honnold video to warm up...aww not again! (hands drenched)

He is so fucking mint cool I can't believe how good he is unreal Alex