UKC

British alpinists Matt Helliker and Andy Perkins have made the autumn season's
first ascent of Beyond Good and Evil on the north face of the Pelerins above
Chamonix. They found excellent conditions on a route which probably hasn't formed properly for at least five years.

"Conditions are...

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In reply to UKC News: Wow, that looks thin! Impressive stuff. Bo)

In reply to highaltitudebarista:

Nice work. Maybe someone should go around and have a look at Coracrazion?

In reply to Damo:

Do you mean the Sylvester/Charlton route on Gruvetta? Has it ever been repeated?

In reply to jon:

Yes. Not that I know of, fwtw.

In reply to UKC News: Good work boys! looks like quality route and a smooth ascent.

Not sure i see the similarities to 17 days strapped to Cerro Kishtwar though!

Will

In reply to UKC News:
holy shit, that's a good tick! Exciting ; )

In reply to Damo:

John and Mark were very discreet, doing phenomenal things and not telling a soul, so it wouldn't surprise me if locals had never heard about it, let alone repeated it!

In reply to UKC News:

Awesome to see a rare repeat of the full line. Twight is right to criticize teams that claim a tick of a named technical route while avoiding the crux pitches.

In reply to Will Sim:

Just in the style of the climbing and the quality of the ice, Will.
Definitely not the same speed (some days on CK we just did 1 pitch).
And not the same level of suffering. I've grown out of that

In reply to UKC News: Looks like a lot of fun and good gear! Just out of interest as I want to get better at grading stuff what grade is that route?

In reply to UKC News:
Then next day, the greek zulu boy sent it free as well.

In reply to RobNZ:
http://www.ukclimbing.com/logbook/c.php?i=65026