Dude, did you say YOUR dad would haul YOU up cliffs in haul bag when you were a kid?

hey dude, new to climbing - what's an ass hat? 4:06 . Seems technical

Love that intro jingle.

I use both. My main is static and my backup is dynamic, coz i trail my backup ascender below me.

Yo, @BetaClimbers ! I just talked to Tommy, he said no more clickbait ✋ Gratz on the sub milestone broski!

I always like a video that makes my booty pucker.

Excited for the new video! Will check it out with my family later today 🙂

Quality entertainment as always. It almost sounds like I'm listening to pro rock climber Tim Robinson.

This is great, thanks!! How much rope did you use in length terms? Thanks

6:00 is the guy using belay glasses WITH A HAT?

Back to the church

7:07 as a new trad leader, the guy who taught me trad emphasized an idea: if you're 5.5ft tall, and your feet are at your last piece, then if you fall, you're going 11 ft + a couple feet of slack + rope stretch + lifting your partner + the possibility of a piece popping. So until you're 20ft+ off the ground, if you're new: sew it up.

What the type of belying device used in this video?

Clip # 1: place a cluster before the cruz, or before a section with bad gear.

9:56 buddy on the ground is not responsible and damn guilty

My climbing partner uses the alpine up (click up, but two rope channels). You can repel with it just fine, and I don't get short roped with it any more often than with a grigri (after they got used to it). I'd probably place it around a grigri, maybe higher (i think the gri gri has too much "red tape", though with the panic handle update it got some brownie points back), but below a giga jul (my device of choice atm). This is, of course, 100% non-biased and completely objectively a subjective truth :)

10:35 You could say the catch was very... successFAIL! I'll see myself out.

My favorite video series on YouPubes.

It's a thing we do in the Frankenjura here in Germany. Lots of short hard climbs, so there's a lot of falling on it, untying quickly, pulling the rope for the next climber. Nice thing is that the know just falls apart when untying and doesn't get stuck at the anchor if the belayer is a bit of a quick shot with pulling the rope. But we tie it beginnging with a snap-bowline, then tracing it back. Super quick and simple. But I wouldn't use it for any multipitch stuff since it's just more bulky, especially when doing hard alpine routes with twin ropes.

17:50 walkie talkies bro. Is this news?

Did the belayer in the gym have a really loose harness?

A crash pad wouldn't have hurt on that first one.

yesssssss

is the chalk is aid rare tho? I only use it outside because I feel it destroys my hands. I never use it inside. I usually climb 2-3 times a week inside and 1 outside

Crazy how good modern gear is and people still out here blowing pieces

Ever have that feeling you should replace all shoelaces by paracord? It's all fun and games till it gets stuck in elevator door or escalators... :-D

The fail at 5:10 is a good reminder to not grab the rope as you're falling. If the climber was paying attention to his feet and had his hands available to push off the wall they would've been able to lessen the impact on the ledge, if not avoid it completely.

Lol that intro 😂😂

There weren’t any fails videos for a while so I assumed climbers had all learned their lessons and were no longer failing. Thankfully not

I look forward to these BetaClimber drops more than Mellow. Keep up the good work man!

Reviewing climbing fails seems to have good job security

EXCITING

The deadly on the title was almost a deterrent for me to watch it. Glad it wasn't the case

W000t

Thanks for sharing this. Great trick

Damn Momentum Katy representing again at 3:20 belayer is standing too far from the wall with the climber that short of a way up.

2024 update?

Honey, new climbing fails just dropped!

Was so ready for another climbing fail. Hey is that Logie Head (north east Scotland) @7:07?

Yay a new video!!

Hearing the story behind the first one makes it even worse, dude was brand new to trad and decided to hop on a 12a, and was pulling on that piece to take. All just so bad. Congrats on 50k!

I love learning 👍

Hello I’ve also made a video sharing my thoughts on the pad! Feel free to take a look! Sick Sequence Crash Pad Review (Field Test) kzbin.info/www/bejne/h6OZdaOIYtusZ6c

The criteria I would use: 1. How easy is it to learn? 2. How easy is it to take in slack? 3. How easy it it to pay out slack? 4. (If locking) How likely is it to catch me if the belayer was not belaying properly? 5. (If locking) How likely is it to lock when it shouldn't? 6. How comfortable is it to use? 7. How many additional functions does it have (belaying from above, or rapelling) 8. How likely are you to learn bad technique? 9. Price 10. Weight 11. How easy it it to check that it's well-maintained, and keep well-maintained?

If the rope slid that far to the side, there was probably only a single anchor. Not good to slide your single protection along the edge of the cliff.

Why put the belay device so high to begin with

fucking hell that use of the ziplock is just environmentally asinine

岩(rock)

no 1 is just scary i'm crap at climbing and can see lot's off ways to get out off that safely just go's to show you can learn how to climb on youtube!! i normaly do v diff trad, or slightly harder, love these vid's as learnt a lot from them and other channals, starting to think i know more than i think i do haha, i know how to get out the system asend and desend and transition to ether dangaling of a rope in mid air, and don't climb without the stuff i nead to be able to do it witch is not a lot!! all learnt from channals like BetaClimbers!! and practised dangaling off a rope from my loft hatch in the house, i just put a solid metal bar over the floor joists.

What about resale value. I wouldn't want to buy a used inflatable pad, but a used crash pad always holds it's value.