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Cryptography: the hardest slab in the world?
Did Alessandro Zeni master the most difficult slab in the world?
Oscar-winning director Jimmy Chin on fear, risk and finding the edge
Having survived an avalanche and been tested in some of the most remote places on earth, Jimmy Chin knows what it’s like to be at the mercy of mother nature.
Interview: Kyle Walker Discusses His Second Flatiron Fall and the Controversy That Followed
On April 16, 2019, Kyle Walker fell while free soloing North Crack (5.9+) on the Second Flatiron above Boulder, Colorado.
5Point Unlocked Pt. 1: Earth Day
5Point’s mission is to ignite personal and communal adventure of all kinds through the experience of sharing meaningful stories.
Chris Bonington – Life and Climbs
Chris Bonington – one of the great mountaineers of the second half of the twentieth century – retraces the stories and adventures of a lifetime exploring and climbing the world’s mountains.
Lockdown | Table Mountain National Park a no-go zone for Level 4 exercise
Access to roads leading to the Table Mountain National Park have been closed following an influx of Capetonians taking advantage of Level 4 lockdown regulations that allow them to exercise for three hours in the morning.
The New Deal 5.14 – One of the hardest routes in Joshua Tree gets a second ascent after 22 years.
The New Deal in Joshua Tree National Park is the first 5.14a established by an American. Scott Cosgrove did the first ascent on Super Bowl Sunday January 31st, 1988 and he suggested the grade of 5.13d.
Smog-Free Skies Allow Germany to Break Record for Solar
Germany’s solar panels produced record amounts of electricity, exacerbating market forces that were already hammering the profitability of the country’s remaining coal plants.
Giorgio Tomatis on ON WRC 9a
24th February 2020 Giorgio Tomatis climbs his first 9a and establishes the second repetition of WRC at the Castillon crag.
