Fri Night Vid The Process: Niky Ceria establishing new lines in Sardinia
In this week's Friday Night Video, we follow Niky Ceria to Sardinia, where we see his approach to bouldering, exploring new landscapes and establishing exceptional new lines.
This week's Friday Night Video whisks us back to Val-David, Quebec, in the Autumn of 1958. Two daring young climbers embark on the ascent of a route that seemed unattainable, resembling a roof suspended in the air, defying all the conventions of the time. It only takes one attempt for the lead climber to leave his mark: henceforth known as "Le Toit de Ben".
This post has been read 3,284 times
Return to Latest NewsIn this week's Friday Night Video, we follow Niky Ceria to Sardinia, where we see his approach to bouldering, exploring new landscapes and establishing exceptional new lines.
Fontainebleau isn't known for its crack climbing, but Pete Whittaker, Mari Salveson and Thomas Baxter spent a day seeking out the hardest and best cracks the forest had to offer. According to Pete, occasionally there's some 'real climbing' thrown...
Seb Bouin is undeniably one of the world's strongest sport climbers. But the tiny crimps and pockets of Céüse—France's most iconic crag—are self-admittedly his anti-style. Yet, the strong Frenchman revels in the uncertain process of pushing...
In this week's Friday Night Video, we follow Ethan Pringle to the 'not-yet-popular' but...
This week's Friday Night Video takes us to Brazil in 2023 when Felipe Camargo travelled across the country...
This week's Friday Night Video is a portrait of a prolific climbing photographer from...
Comments
Brilliant! Really enjoyed that.
Great story and really well told.
I was staying in Val-David when covid lockdowns happened and we weren't allowed to leave for two weeks. We had the whole sunny forest to ourselves except for a few locals out hiking through the snow. Glorious!
Totally recommend it as a summer or autumn destination - hundreds of trad and sports routes, plus lots of quality bouldering, stunning scenery, and only an hours drive from the party city of Montreal.
Absolutely loved it. And the retro feel to boot!