This week's Friday Night Video is a conclusion to a previous film in which Mason Earle attempted the first ascent of a 'pure inverted grovel.' In the previous episode, Mason ticked everything in Joshua Tree that was thrown at him, except for the offwidth project...
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Return to Latest NewsMason started climbing as a young child in the trees around his house in Massachusetts. Eventually he started climbing rocks, and at age 18 he moved to the western US where he has lived since. The best climbing adventures...
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This week's Friday Night Video takes us on a tour of Joshua Tree with Mason Earle, where he attempts the first ascent of a gruelling and savage offwidth. Mason was shown around by local Cole Gibson, who became dismayed at the e...
Our Friday Night Video this week is with Mason Earle; an American climber who has a soft spot for crack climbing. Mason has climbed some of the world's hardest cracks, including Cobra Crack and his own 5.14 near Moab. The film shows the dedication...
Cobra Crack in Squamish is infamous within knarly crack climbing circles. It's hosted a number of battles over the years, but Mason Earle's is perhaps the only war. This film focuses on Mason's eight years of attrition, and captures his changing...
In this week's Friday Night Video, we follow Robbie Phillips and friends to Siurana, Catalunya, where he aims to regain some sport climbing fitness to tackle James Pearson's Le Voyage. It had been a decade since Robbie had been...
In this week's Friday Night Video(s), we're back with Jacopo Larcher as he makes his way around Europe in search of first ascents and desperate, established trad climbs. In the following videos, Jacopo visits the UK where he samples a...
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Very well done. Mason is so humble and badass.
So sad that he's fighting CFS and been unable to climb.
Loved these two films, such a inspiration to watch, he’s a proper master craftsman
Wow, sorry to hear that he seems like a great (and very fit and active) bloke in the videos.