Couloir Nord des Drus Aiguille du Petit Dru Chamonix Mont-Blanc massif mountaineering mountain

[@Lisnageeragh]

Great video ...no nonsence with tents , car parks or daft music....great to HEAR the climbing gear and the calls.

[@polcommwatcher]

Yes, excellent footage, sans musique idiote. Dry tooling looks quite effective; I imagine a file is carried, though.

[@sofers2069]

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[@sofers2069]

но что блин у них с веревками?

[@sofers2069]

wath is he ropes?

[@michelpognante3934]

Ils se sont régalés , le dry sa ruine les bras mais Ils l'on choisit , preuve que c'est des guerriers . Merci pour la bonne vidéo !

[@tvmountain]

merci de votre message

[@MJLeger-yj1ww]

When I was just child, I saw pictures of skiers on the Swiss Alps and always thought some day I would go there. Long after I learned to ski, I did go to Chamonix to ski, it was as breath-taking as I remembered it as a child and later when I read about Heidi! Beautiful country!

[@francovaderno3532]

Le couloir d' aujourd'hui! Complètement différent de l'état de 40 années avant! En comparaison, c'était presque une promenade! Respect pour l'escalade dans les plaques lisses avec les crampons.

[@tomf8627]

Sometimes music adds to a video. Other times, it's just a great experience without it. The lack of soundtrack really complements this solo adventure. Great video!

[@christinegerard4974]

Merci pour cette superbe (et calme ..ouf )vidéo. Quel bel endroit …

[@tvmountain]

Avec plaisir

[@TheArendt1]

Merci pour ces tres belles images. Thanks for these impressive pictures 📸.

[@tvmountain]

merci de votre message

[@jebatevrana]

Those approach shots..... With all that gear...Huge respect!

[@cyrilgelot532]

Merci de nous faire partager ca, Merci de me faire rever

[@Roy1984tw]

What a good video about ice climbing .

[@TheWinwil]

Another great tv mountain video of a classic north face. Beautifully climbed

[@jimbojims]

Beautiful Stuff!!! what great rock and ice you had and the weather was kind as well. nicely done

[@poelaertpieterjan]

I always wonder how the way down looks.

[@HENRIdu83]

magnifique, bravo belle perf

[@YnseSchaap]

That "Tonk" at 11:33 😁 makes you realize what the're climbing on

[@Ceryniful]

Yea that sounded super thin. 😫You do see the leader move off a piece of pro in the ice a few seconds later though. Must be enough depth to drive a screw in in some places. Alpinism is a pipe dream for me, scares the shit out of me

[@YnseSchaap]

@@Ceryniful This is why i never got in to ice climbing, I love climbing and alpinism but this is to much

[@laurentb7823]

Magnifique🍀

[@juliencaron3264]

Belles images du petit matin avant l'attaque. L'ascension des grimpeurs est un vrai régal. Pourquoi 111 pouces en bas ??? Merci ! Continuez à nous faire rêver !

[@tvmountain]

merci pour ton comment

[@zerotonine807]

Super Video! Regards from Germany

[@Kaoniaw06]

belle vidéo et belle ascension ! chapeau !

[@michaelveasey3650]

Love his ice axes. Brill video.Iv'e stood looking at the Drus many a time from the other side of the Mer De Glace . Totally awesome.

[@fab1000]

Petzl Ergonomic, if you re wondering

[@ff9347]

Bravi, bel video con i suoni della montagna...Buon Anno!!!

[@claudemarchal4258]

Magnifique et ..terrifiant!!

[@tvmountain]

magnifique oui terrifiant non

[@telestix6606]

they are climbing on what is called twin ropes you need 2 it is safer and more flexible(rappelling, if a rope gets damaged etc.) the trailing rope is just the extra climbing rope hanging below the belayer. think climber and belayer 10m (30ft) apart but the rope is 50m (150ft) long this is the excess. The slack is because most of this climbing is easy for these guys (not easy but easy for them) so the slack gives you room to move and risk of falling is low. It is a comfort thing. Hope that helps

[@johnv5129]

To be fair, i think many of these ropes are just fixed/ equipping the route, as you can see them leaving a section behind after they both finished the pitch after that

[@johnv5129]

I think they are fixed

[@distancefading]

Great photography of the route, very nice climb.

[@notteallure9318]

C'est en escalade que j'ai pensé le plus à celles que j'aime

[@edsilva3900]

no nonsense. Looks amazing, cool cookies those two

[@jomichael32]

I never thought of crampons for granite climbing. Such great video on this. I hope one day to do something this crazy!

[@fab1000]

Dry tooling, look it up on YT

[@majestic8628]

Bravo les gars, c'est du solide !!!!!!!

[@Marc-1313]

j'ai connu cette chaine grâce à la vidéo avec Zizou. Chaine super intéressante franchement

[@BjernioshkaAntonovitsch1]

Vous allez detruire toute la glace avec les piolets... ;-)))......blague.... une performance formidable!

[@gardjoelle5205]

Franchement grandiose!!

[@michaeldennis1021]

Fantastic!!!!

[@pradellouis]

Chouette video. A un moment j'ai cru que c'était une pub pour le réchaud ;-) ! Je suppose que choisir de grimper le rocher non en escalade mais en dry tooling (=crampons et piolet sur du rocher) c'est pour éviter de déchausser les crampons et ranger les piolets : perte de temps et d'énergie, risque de faire tomber quelque chose.

[@gabyjuon2161]

Scalata eccezionale, bravi!

[@notteallure9318]

La montagne Quand ta vie se résume à ici et maintenant

[@lindseymckirdy1830]

stunning route

[@hemming57]

If you're dry tooling the rock pitches, doesn't that alter the grade, since you're using tool instead of your hands?

[@michelclaude6833]

En effet c'est l'éternel débat: est ce que le dry tooling est considéré comme de l'artif' ?

[@alastairreid1248]

Excellent.

[@tvmountain]

merci du message

[@johns3106]

Not a hint of wind...NICE!

[@bananartista]

great images !

[@ferdinandschumacher4114]

Alles ohne Kommentar

[@viktorwiksell3973]

Great video!

[@maciejmolenda8223]

Nice climb guys!!!

[@francovaderno3532]

Et les conditions d'aujourd'hui - 2020? Y a-t-il de la glace d'une quantinté considerable?

[@skylinesclimbing]

I don't understand the trailing ropes and all of the slack while following... anyone know why that is?

[@debo666100]

It's because most of the time they climbed simultaneously, so lead climber didn't make belay stations. It's much faster, but also pretty dangerous in case of fall 😅 I think that's the reason.

[@grayss2264]

Стоп! откуда у него верхняя страховка, в начале восхождения?!

[@Edq51]

incredible

[@RichardScottTM]

Brilliant video - one or the best I've seen! What month of the year did you climb it? There seemed to be a lot of ice.

[@tvmountain]

Hello. Merciii... Octobre

[@victoraquiestoy4750]

Aupa q Makina alpinismo nivel dios

[@Kampf0r]

Well done!

[@oliversmiddy840]

Merde. Ca c'est formidable. Bravo. Comment on dit 'sketchy' en francais?!

[@pigeonlove]

most climbers die on the way down, not the way up.

[@mountbeckworth1]

Well done. And no distracting american music. But a lot of crampons close or on the rope.

[@kekogorda9571]

excelente

[@hotenhitonokoe2848]

wow

[@randonneurmasque]

ca c'est de la vidéo

[@sashaivanov4253]

Главное, в шлеме лезет-думает спасёт)

[@버팔로솔져]

0:13 빨간 깃발은 오지도 않고....

[@user-nw2si7hu3u]

Thank god no music !!

[@tvmountain]

merci

[@user-nw2si7hu3u]

@@tvmountain thank You 🙏

[@farfouine87]

La voie est déjà équipée ?

[@karimpaulrifaat3443]

pas moi.

[@mathiasverreyt]

its called drytooling

[@eloihans]

bien

[@gianfrancogattoni6441]

questo video mi permette di partecipare all'impresa con il cuore, visto che il fisico non me lo permetterebbe piu'. brevi

[@FranzHaussen]

WWWWWWWWWWWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@hemming57]

Dry tooling? Doesn't anybody climb with their hands and feet anymore?

[@michelclaude6833]

Le dry tooling est entré dans les moeurs. Ça peut interpeller les puristes. ...

[@barryolaith]

Good climbers, awful rope management and belaying the second. Can only think it was the distraction of filming.

[@Minoobax]

You have obviously never been there...

[@TeraStrataGeM]

glace ou granit : piolet !?!

[@eliseunternaehrer5641]

Il monte seul ?

[@hugocalmels2605]

tavais pas peur ?

[@felipecordeiro5948]

O homem e seus desejos

[@tomparker8932]

Alright @ that point, no more ice uh put on the climbing "Mickey Mouse" rubber shoes or something, that rock isn't really meant for crampons and ice-pics.........

[@simongruber8316]

Drytooling ever heard of it

[@dimebagtribute]

J'aime bien grimper, étant de la Vallée du Giffre, mais là c'est un autre niveau, et les gars sont tranquilou bilou...

[@tvmountain]

merci de votre message

[@mail9353]

Lorsque l'on est suspendu sur une parois à pic, et qu'une envie pressante survient, j'imagine que pour faire caca l'on ne redescend pas, donc, l'on fait caca en altitude, et suspendu par une corde, quelle spectacle cela doit être. Conclusion, ces montagne que l'on croit immaculée, sont en fait, les plus grand chiottes du monde... ^^ D'ailleurs, mieux être le premier de corder, l'on s'en doute... x))

[@liwainstitut]

THIS I WANNA DO SOMEDAY ! ALSO SEE IS THERE A WAY BENEATH THE GLACIER ! MY FRIEND WANTED TO CLIMB THE FROZEN WATERFALLS FROM THE VALLEY TO THE DRU LOW GROUND WITH ME . karree-fülll !