Thank you, dude!

Thank you so much!

Thank you so much! Next one is coming soon!

Haha yeah, they're just such a jump compared to the others in the gym, but I at least got the one in this video in the next session :D

Thank you so much, that means a lot to me!

Thank you! Yeah it's such an amazing track, hope you had luck with the weather as well!

The weather looked very the same. It was the only good day that week. We will keep your video for our friends in the Netherlands to show them the beauty of the track!

Oh nice! Yeah left hand is the intended beta, but by the time I'm getting there, I'm so pumped that I can't really continue haha

It's Boulder Co. in Hamilton, New Zealand and yeah it's a really nice gym.

I've tried that before, but because it's so high and the overhang starts there, it just throws you out of the wall and there's no stable way for me to move. Maybe I'll figure smth out soon, but still thank you for the advice!

Thank you so much, I really appreciate that comment! I'm happy you enjoyed it and could live that experience vicariously through me 😁 Napier is a beautiful place as well, I really enjoyed it the last time I was there!

Haha the honor of having the one and only redbeard comment on my video, thanks bro!

Thank you very much! Yeah, sometimes it's crazy how much difference just a few millimetres can make

Thank you!

I definitely get the frustration. I don't think they're bad in general, but using them excessively just wears them out so much and makes them slippery as hell, which makes a climb harder and more annoying than I needs to be.

Thank you!

Haha because it is, it's boulder co in Hamilton :D

@@thatdudefrazor nice i started like 2 months ago or something like that and im starting to do v4s and v5s.

That's sick! Hope you keep enjoying it

I'm happy to hear that and thank you! Sadly, the climb is only graded as a V7, so I still have a bit to go to reach my goal.

Thank you very much! But sadly, it is only graded V7, so I still have a bit to go to reach my goal.

Me neither tbh, my beta definitely feels nicer to me :D Go and get it, let me know how it went!

Thank you very much, I really appreciate the comments! Even with my numbers now, I'm just amazed thinking about how many people actually watch my videos already! So thank you again for the support!

Absolutely, see you around!

I did, so stay tuned for the upcoming videos!

Yeah exactly! It's an amazing view from up there!

Thank you very much!

Thank you very much, love hearing that!

Thank you very much!

Thank you very much, I'm happy you enjoyed it!

Thank you! I'll try coming there again soon

Absolutely, the Hobbit life would be the dream haha and thank you for watching!

I think, especially for beginners and most intermediate climbers, just climbing is enough to get better. I'm now at a point where I feel that I'm missing certain strengths and I think then hangboards and campus are a great option to get better at these specific skills.

@@thatdudefrazor that makes sense thank u

You're welcome, in the end the most important thing is to have fun!

Thank you very much! I'm trying to make the climbing videos on a more regular basis

It's an absolutely gorgeous area, even with the weather I really enjoyed it there.

Thank you very much, I'm glad to hear that :)

Thank you, and yeah I'm german. Haha that's true, but sadly all the good stuff is with copyright

I tried figuring out the names, but sadly couldn't find them. Sorry I can't help with that

Cool to hear that you just started, I hope you'll enjoy it! I'm happy to answer any questions 😊 These boulders are all naturally formed. In New Zealand, most rock formation can be traced back to either volcanic activity, tectonic drift, or (like in this case) glacier melting/water erosion. What still can happen is with more popular climbs that the holds and feet get worn out through the use (which funnily means less grip), but if you leave them alone for a while, the natural water erosion will roughen them up again. I hope that answers your question.

@@thatdudefrazorThanks dude for taking the time to explain how these are formed. Much appreciated. I will reach out if I get any questions on my journey into climbing. Subbed.

Thank you, I'm glad to hear that. That sounds great, I'll check it out! Hope you'll enjoy my North Island adventure as well!

Thank you so much! You absolutely should come here and experience this yourself, it's worth every penny!

I filmed this about a week ago. If you're in the area, it's definitely worth going there

​@@thatdudefrazorthanks man. Yea.. I'll be there in about 3 weeks. Was wondering how "winter" it'll be but it seemed ok from your video.

In 3 weeks a lot can change here, but it's gonna be beautiful either way. Hope you enjoy your trip! Maybe some of my other videos give you more ideas for places to visit :)

Yes, habe einen Gaskocher, den ich dann an den offenen Kofferraum stelle.